Was there something about the original "can't be done" answers to your question that you didn't understand?

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> I have already posted this question, and it seems that Outlook 2003, when
> running in an Exchange environment in a domain, uses the Contacts folder
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> Thanks!
bhall - 03 May 2005 20:35 GMT
Sorry! Your original reply in a related thread said "IIRC," which didn't
sound too definitive. I just figured someone at Microsoft would hear the
suggestion and perhaps enable that feature in a later version or service
pack. (fat chance, I know).
Sorry to double up. My bad!
Is there a way to encrypt my contacts which are located on the Exchange
server (the default contacts) then? Obviously my primary concern is
security. Not knowing a whole lot about Exchange, how can I be sure that
sensitive information in contacts remains safe?
Thanks!
> Was there something about the original "can't be done" answers to your question that you didn't understand?
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Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 03 May 2005 21:31 GMT
Microsoft does not monitor these groups, except for suggestions filed through their web interface.
Exchange is a high-performance, enterprise-ready mail and collaboration server. Protection of all data is built in and based on permissions granted for mailboxes and folders. No one can read your data unless they have permission.

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> Sorry! Your original reply in a related thread said "IIRC," which didn't
> sound too definitive. I just figured someone at Microsoft would hear the
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