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Linn Kubler
Hi,
We are using Outlook 2003 with an Exchange backend. We are using public
folders and have created a contact type folder. In this folder we have one
contact that we want to link to a file located on the network.
If I insert the file it works but then the file is embeded in the contact
and modifications to it aren't reflected in the file on the network. If I
try to instert a shortcut it just doesn't work, I get a warning message
about files possibly containing a virus. (this method used to work in
Outlook 2000)
Question is, how can I accomplish this? I want to have a link to a document
on our network so that when someone modifies the document the changes are
saved on the network automatically?
I tried inserting a hyperlink but that looks confusing to many of my users
and people sometimes alter the link unintentionally breaking it. If this is
my only option, how can I give the link a nicer name, or better still, link
it to an image?
Hope this makes sense and thanks in advance for your help,
Linn
We are using Outlook 2003 with an Exchange backend. We are using public
folders and have created a contact type folder. In this folder we have one
contact that we want to link to a file located on the network.
If I insert the file it works but then the file is embeded in the contact
and modifications to it aren't reflected in the file on the network. If I
try to instert a shortcut it just doesn't work, I get a warning message
about files possibly containing a virus. (this method used to work in
Outlook 2000)
Question is, how can I accomplish this? I want to have a link to a document
on our network so that when someone modifies the document the changes are
saved on the network automatically?
I tried inserting a hyperlink but that looks confusing to many of my users
and people sometimes alter the link unintentionally breaking it. If this is
my only option, how can I give the link a nicer name, or better still, link
it to an image?
Hope this makes sense and thanks in advance for your help,
Linn