> In Outlook 2000, what is the permissioning effect of right clicking on
> a public folder, selecting 'move' and then say, dumping it in a folder
> higher up/lower down
The permissions are part of the folder and should move with it. However, moving a folder and merging two folders are two entirely different things.
> Is it as simple as creating the new
> folder C and then just moving all the old A and B folders into it and
> as a nice bonus, all permissions remain the same?
This creates a folder C with no data in it, only subfolders. That doesn't sound like what you want. Merging two folders into a new third folder would mean moving the *items* not the folders.
You can use the File | Folder | Copy Folder Design command to copy permissions from one folder to another.

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Dame Joselyn Van Hire - 31 Jul 2007 09:16 GMT
Sue,
Thank you for taking the time to reply.
On Jul 30, 5:33 pm, "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]"
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> > In Outlook 2000, what is the permissioning effect of right clicking on
> > a public folder, selecting 'move' and then say, dumping it in a folder
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