No, an Activities group cannot read across data stores.

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> My activities tab in contacts is currently pulling data from the Sent Items
> folder in my Personal Folders account. I use a different account for my
> inbox since I am using IMAP. If I change to using the Sent Items folder in
> my IMAP account, can I then have the Activities read from this new folder, or
> will it only read from the Personal Folders Sent Items folder?
MikeinMN - 08 Mar 2007 15:28 GMT
Then how do I get my IMAP account to be in the same data store as my Sent
Items folder so that this will work?
> No, an Activities group cannot read across data stores.
>
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> > my IMAP account, can I then have the Activities read from this new folder, or
> > will it only read from the Personal Folders Sent Items folder?
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 08 Mar 2007 16:27 GMT
That's the nature of IMAP accounts. Their data is in a separate information store. You could consider using a rule to copy items from the IMAP inbox to your default Inbox.

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> Then how do I get my IMAP account to be in the same data store as my Sent
> Items folder so that this will work?
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>> > my IMAP account, can I then have the Activities read from this new folder, or
>> > will it only read from the Personal Folders Sent Items folder?