Outlook Properties option is greyed out

Hello:

I have running Terminal Server 2003 with Office 2003. On the properties for
the Contacts you have an option on the "Outlook Address Book" tab that says
"Show this folder as an e-mail Address Book". I think this is due to a
setting in the Office 2003 GPO template but I can not seem to find it.

Does anyone know where this is?

Harrison Midkiff

More likely, the current mail profile does not contain the Outlook Address
Book. Check in Tools | Email Accounts.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"Harrison Midkiff" wrote in message
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Hello:

I have running Terminal Server 2003 with Office 2003. On the properties
for the Contacts you have an option on the "Outlook Address Book" tab that
says "Show this folder as an e-mail Address Book". I think this is due to
a setting in the Office 2003 GPO template but I can not seem to find it.

Does anyone know where this is?

Harrison Midkiff

Hi Harrison,

According to your description, I know you want to find E-mail address books.

At first, thank Sue for her suggestion. As Sue suggested, you may perform
the following steps to find it:

1. Click Tools - Email Accounts¡*
2. Select View or change existing directories or address books and click
Next.
3. Under Name list, you may find it.

I hope this information helps.

If you need further assistance on this issue, I would suggest you submit
this post in microsoft.public.outlook.general newsgroup, as they are best
suitable to helping you with Outlook issues.

Regards,

Ada Pan

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