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Within your outlook client, right-click on each sub-folder that you want to mark private, select Properties, then the Permissions tab. Remove the user (delegate) and all permissions related to that delegate.
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Within your outlook client, right-click on each sub-folder that you want to mark private, select Properties, then the Permissions tab. Remove the user (delegate) and all permissions related to that delegate.

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I have done this but they still have access. &nbsp;Does this work even if they have been granted full mailbox access on the exchange?
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I have done this but they still have access.  Does this work even if they have been granted full mailbox access on the exchange?

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Hello, I have given delegate access to my mailbox in Outlook 2010. &nbsp;I have a subfolder of my inbox that I would not like them to see. &nbsp;How can I make this private? &nbsp;I have removed them from the permissions tab of the folder I want to make private but they are still able to see it. I think they are getting the permissions from the Inbox folder. &nbsp;How should I set the permissions.<br />
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Thank you
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Hello, I have given delegate access to my mailbox in Outlook 2010.  I have a subfolder of my inbox that I would not like them to see.  How can I make this private?  I have removed them from the permissions tab of the folder I want to make private but they are still able to see it. I think they are getting the permissions from the Inbox folder.  How should I set the permissions.

Thank you

Making a folder private from my delegate Outlook 2010

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