[Og_IV]

Ed,

That was a very well written article, and I have since removed all but three of my subfolders.

The reason that I have not removed those three folders is that I have a group of colleagues that I give permission to view each of those folders, and the only way I can see to change this using categories would be to mark all other contacts as private, and then let all three groups see all the contacts from each of the three folders, which I prefer not to do.

Is there any way to do this using categories?

Thanks,

-Ray

[Og_IV]

Ed,

That was a very well written article, and I have since removed all but three of my subfolders.

The reason that I have not removed those three folders is that I have a group of colleagues that I give permission to view each of those folders, and the only way I can see to change this using categories would be to mark all other contacts as private, and then let all three groups see all the contacts from each of the three folders, which I prefer not to do.

Is there any way to do this using categories?

Thanks,

-Ray

[Ed Hansberry]

Originally Posted by Og_IV

Ed,

That was a very well written article, and I have since removed all but three of my subfolders.

The reason that I have not removed those three folders is that I have a group of colleagues that I give permission to view each of those folders, and the only way I can see to change this using categories would be to mark all other contacts as private, and then let all three groups see all the contacts from each of the three folders, which I prefer not to do.

Is there any way to do this using categories?

No, and those are good points. Outlook/Exchange don't let you get granular on what you can/can't share. :?

It looks like for this, you are stuck with the same workaround I discussed in the "Caveats" section for public folders.