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Dallas Kirby - 19 Sep 2005 15:58 GMT
I have shared out a Mailbox and Contact folder so that an Administrative
Assistant can add/ remove/ delete contacts as a Publishing Author .  Both are
using Outlook 2000.  After I added his mailbox to her Outlook, she was unable
to see all of this contacts - just a few.  And when she would add a contact
herself it would not show up in her list but whould in his.  I exported the
contacts out to a PST file, deleted all of his old contacts and then
re-imported them.  Now, none of them show up on her end, but again, they are
in his contacts folder.  She can add contacts but as soon as she does, they
disapear from her view and they are available to him.  Any help would be
appreciated.
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/dallas kirby

Francine Otterson - 19 Sep 2005 16:37 GMT
Dallas,

Did you check to see if any of these contacts were ere marked private.  I
would also check to make sure the permissions for the contacts folder are
setup correctly and this may be a long shot but check her views and see if
there are any filters on them.

Regards,

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Francine Otterson
President, San Diego Outlook User Group

>I have shared out a Mailbox and Contact folder so that an Administrative
> Assistant can add/ remove/ delete contacts as a Publishing Author .  Both
> are
> using Outlook 2000.

After I added his mailbox to her Outlook, she was unable
> to see all of this contacts - just a few.  And when she would add a
> contact
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> disapear from her view and they are available to him.  Any help would be
> appreciated.
Dallas Kirby - 19 Sep 2005 18:40 GMT
Thank you for your response.  From what I can tell, none of his contacts are
marked as private which also makes sense since she can't see any contacts
that's she has created either.  The permissions are fine from what I can
tell.  I did check her views and I did not see anything that would keep her
from seeing any of his contacts and even reset them back to the default.
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/dallas kirby

> Dallas,
>
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> > disapear from her view and they are available to him.  Any help would be
> > appreciated.
Dave - 04 Nov 2005 20:29 GMT
I am having the exact same issue. Have you or anyone else found a solution to
this?
Thanks,
Dave

> Thank you for your response.  From what I can tell, none of his contacts are
> marked as private which also makes sense since she can't see any contacts
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> > > disapear from her view and they are available to him.  Any help would be
> > > appreciated.
Johnson - 24 Jan 2006 19:10 GMT
Thanks, I had the same problem and your suggestion solved it.  When you open
the individual contact.  There is a checkbox at the bottom right to mark the
contact as private.  When I unchecked this box, the assistant could see the
contact.

Thanks again.

> Dallas,
>
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> > disapear from her view and they are available to him.  Any help would be
> > appreciated.
Scott - 28 Jan 2006 00:43 GMT
Hey there,
 Thank you for the info.. Had that problem at a client site and it was
solved by unchecking the Private button...

Thank you for the help! !

> Thanks, I had the same problem and your suggestion solved it.  When you open
> the individual contact.  There is a checkbox at the bottom right to mark the
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> > > disapear from her view and they are available to him.  Any help would be
> > > appreciated.

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