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Old 26-01-2008
ComputerWorks
 
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Global Address List question

My customer has SBS2003. All works fine. Question: The default GAL includes
only the company's employees. There is a public folder called CCM Contacts
that contains all the contacts for the business. When you create a new email
via Outlook 2003, click to: , the default lookup is for the GAL. How do I
setup this CCM Contacts folder to be the default lookup? They have to drill
down to open the contact list. Probably simple but escaping my little head.

Thanks
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Adam Gitow
Computer Works
MCSE, CNE, A+, I-Net+, Network+
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Old 26-01-2008
Dave Nickason [SBS MVP]
 
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Re: Global Address List question

First, in the properties of the public folder, make sure the option is
checked to show the folder as an e-mail address book. This has to be done
in each mail profile.

Then in Outlook, go to Tools -> Address Book -> Tools again -> Options.
Select to show the public folder first, but for "check names in the
following order," I recommend GAL first, PF second.

You may have to restart Outlook and/or Word to make the setting take effect.
(You can customize a Word toolbar to show the Insert Address command to
enter contact names and addresses into Word docs, a very cool feature if
you're sending letters to people in your address book).

"ComputerWorks" <ComputerWorks@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My customer has SBS2003. All works fine. Question: The default GAL
> includes
> only the company's employees. There is a public folder called CCM Contacts
> that contains all the contacts for the business. When you create a new
> email
> via Outlook 2003, click to: , the default lookup is for the GAL. How do I
> setup this CCM Contacts folder to be the default lookup? They have to
> drill
> down to open the contact list. Probably simple but escaping my little
> head.
>
> Thanks
> --
> Adam Gitow
> Computer Works
> MCSE, CNE, A+, I-Net+, Network+



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Old 26-01-2008
Costas
 
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Re: Global Address List question

You can do that in each Outlook individually. Select 'Tools', and then
'Address Book'. Click on 'Tools' and then 'Options'. Under the 'Show this
address list first:' select your custom list.


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Costas


"ComputerWorks" <ComputerWorks@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:17C8D5CC-F05C-4F02-A774-5811BD9610D2@microsoft.com...
> My customer has SBS2003. All works fine. Question: The default GAL
> includes
> only the company's employees. There is a public folder called CCM Contacts
> that contains all the contacts for the business. When you create a new
> email
> via Outlook 2003, click to: , the default lookup is for the GAL. How do I
> setup this CCM Contacts folder to be the default lookup? They have to
> drill
> down to open the contact list. Probably simple but escaping my little
> head.
>
> Thanks
> --
> Adam Gitow
> Computer Works
> MCSE, CNE, A+, I-Net+, Network+


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