Hi Craig,
I noticed that you have submitted a similar post regarding the
Exchange/Outlook-client problems. You encounter a lot of abnormal behaviors
after migrated SBS 5.5 to SBS 2003. They seem to be caused by the migration
and a little complex. So I think our public newsgroup is not the proper
place to deal with such issue, also the problem on your production server
maybe time-critical to your business. Therefore, it is recommended that you
contact your local Microsoft Customer Support Services (CSS) via telephone
so that a dedicated Support Professional can assist you recover the server
in a more efficient manner. Please be advised that contacting phone support
will be a charged call.
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regional support phone numbers.
Here I'd still like to address some of your questions.
1. Cannot see contact in Outlook address book.
Right-click the contact folder, and then select properties/Outlook address.
Check option "show this folder in Outlook address book"
2. Cannot open attachment on some users.
Try to log on OWA, can you open attachment in these users' mailbox? If the
problem only occurs on some particular Outlook client, please try to change
the temp folder of Outlook.
249793 OL2000: Attachment Temporary Files Always Stored in Same Location
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=249793
3. Cannot see completed tasks.
The completed tasks should still remain in the task list unless you remove
it manually. So please verify the view setting to make sure you did not
filter out the completed tasks.
Right-click on the task pane, select Filter in the popup menu. Check the
filter setting to view all tasks.
4. A use cannot view a contact folder in public folder.
Have the user log on OWA, could he see this folder then? Does this problem
only occur on this particular user? If sol, please also check the
permission setting on this (public) contact folder.
Log on Outlook by using the folder owner account, or open ESM by using
Exchange admin account. Open the properties pane of this folder and verify
the permission setting.
Please separate each question in one post next time. This will lessen the
confusion for both of us, as well as ensure that our results are accurate
and not a result of a test for a different question.
Hope the information helps.
Regards,
Pat Cai
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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