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Thanks for your Post, I do have the permissions to make these changes. <br />
I have made the necessary changes , please let me know how long will it take for the changes to replicate on the global address book.
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Thanks for your Post, I do have the permissions to make these changes.
I have made the necessary changes , please let me know how long will it take for the changes to replicate on the global address book.

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We use exchange 2007 &nbsp;and outlook 2010 and when i openm my address book , on the left i can see the Name Tab and under the Title.<br />
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I want to change the title of a user. Please let me know as where i need to make a change , so that the title changes in the address book.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi 

We use exchange 2007  and outlook 2010 and when i openm my address book , on the left i can see the Name Tab and under the Title.

I want to change the title of a user. Please let me know as where i need to make a change , so that the title changes in the address book.

Thanks

How To Change the Title of a user in global address book.

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