allywilson
Technical User
I have one user who has Office 2007 installed on her laptop.
The domain has contacts kept in Public Folders. We like to have those contacts listed in the users Contacts. usually we just right-click the public folder, go to Properties, Address Book tab, and tick "Show this folder as an Outlook Address Book".
However, when we do this in outlook 2007 it's displaying in the Address Book yes, but if we go to the Contacts folder for the user, it's just their personal contacts listed.
One thing I have noticed though is that the Outlook 2007 isn't Corporate edition, it's Professional, whereas our Office 2003 installations are all Corporate.
Could that be the cause? Is that one of the differences between pro and corp? I couldn't find anything online about the differences :-(
Any help appreciated as always
Ally
The domain has contacts kept in Public Folders. We like to have those contacts listed in the users Contacts. usually we just right-click the public folder, go to Properties, Address Book tab, and tick "Show this folder as an Outlook Address Book".
However, when we do this in outlook 2007 it's displaying in the Address Book yes, but if we go to the Contacts folder for the user, it's just their personal contacts listed.
One thing I have noticed though is that the Outlook 2007 isn't Corporate edition, it's Professional, whereas our Office 2003 installations are all Corporate.
Could that be the cause? Is that one of the differences between pro and corp? I couldn't find anything online about the differences :-(
Any help appreciated as always
Ally
