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Contacts listed under the calendar as a sub folder
I have two users that have their contacts in Outlook listed as a subfolder of
the Calendar. I cannot move the contacts to the the Mailbox - username directory in the client because it is a system folder and it returns an error that you can't move a system folders. Hmm how did they move then???? I was hoping someone might have a creative way to resolve this issue. I was going to back the mail up to a couple pst's, blow away the mailbox, then rebuild using the pst files. Of course when importing the calendar restore I would not include the subfolders and hope that resolves the issue. I would prefer an alternate method if there is one. I am in a Law Firm and the users have unlimited mailbox sizes for reasons only known to the previous admin. I guess it can be fun exporting 3GB's of mail to a pst and importing it back to a new mailbox but it would be nice just to drag the folder up to where it is supposed to be in the structure. Was wondering if there is a registry hack, patch, utlity, or hotfix that anyone has come accross for this issue. I'd appreciate any ideas. |
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Contacts listed under the calendar as a sub folder
Not only should you stop multiposting, you should also stop reposting.
-- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "rreed87139" wrote in message ... I have two users that have their contacts in Outlook listed as a subfolder of the Calendar. I cannot move the contacts to the the Mailbox - username directory in the client because it is a system folder and it returns an error that you can't move a system folders. Hmm how did they move then???? I was hoping someone might have a creative way to resolve this issue. I was going to back the mail up to a couple pst's, blow away the mailbox, then rebuild using the pst files. Of course when importing the calendar restore I would not include the subfolders and hope that resolves the issue. I would prefer an alternate method if there is one. I am in a Law Firm and the users have unlimited mailbox sizes for reasons only known to the previous admin. I guess it can be fun exporting 3GB's of mail to a pst and importing it back to a new mailbox but it would be nice just to drag the folder up to where it is supposed to be in the structure. Was wondering if there is a registry hack, patch, utlity, or hotfix that anyone has come accross for this issue. I'd appreciate any ideas. |
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