Were those folders in your mailbox that you added to the activity group? Do you have items in your mailbox folders that are linked to a contact in the public folder? You realize, I hope, that only you will be able to see those activities.

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> Thanks again very much!
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> At the risk of being dense, when I go to activities, properties and it give me "new folders group", then I add the journal, notes, tasks, etc as a new group - I don't get all the activities listed? I'm sure it is simple and really appreciate your help, but could you spell it out for me?
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> Thank you!
jj@dssimail.com - 13 Nov 2003 16:51 GMT
Is this correct
1. If the contact is in a personal folder that only one person can view all the activities (journal, notes, emails, etc.) for those contacts in that file? Even if the folder is "owned" by two (or more) people
2. If the contacts are in a global folder, then only one activity (like a journal) can be viewed by any owner of the file
We certainly would like to view/edit/add to all contact information with several people - is there a work around in 2003, or another option
Thank you very much!