G
Guest
I am running Exchange 2003, and using Outlook 2003. I have a situation where
the boss want his assistant to be able to access his Exchange 2003 account
(email, calendar, etc.). I have granted delegate permissions, and that
works ok for inbox, outbox, calendar, but my big problem is that he wants his
assistant to do is sort his mail into about 100 subfolders, I have tried to
grant permissions to each folder, but that is taking too long.
Since the client folders are all under a main folder called "Cabinet" I was
hoping that granting owner permissions to "Cabinet" would give me permissions
to the subfolders, but NO! It would also be nice if I could somehow select
all the subfolders and grant permissions just once, but NO again. Does
anyone know a way around this problem, or am I just going to have to select
each folder individually and grant permissions? I or him will have to do
this everytime he adds a new folder. HELP!
the boss want his assistant to be able to access his Exchange 2003 account
(email, calendar, etc.). I have granted delegate permissions, and that
works ok for inbox, outbox, calendar, but my big problem is that he wants his
assistant to do is sort his mail into about 100 subfolders, I have tried to
grant permissions to each folder, but that is taking too long.
Since the client folders are all under a main folder called "Cabinet" I was
hoping that granting owner permissions to "Cabinet" would give me permissions
to the subfolders, but NO! It would also be nice if I could somehow select
all the subfolders and grant permissions just once, but NO again. Does
anyone know a way around this problem, or am I just going to have to select
each folder individually and grant permissions? I or him will have to do
this everytime he adds a new folder. HELP!