Public folders

• Feb 2, 2004

• #2

Marcs41

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You can just copy it, as is .. drag it in there.

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• Feb 2, 2004

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gerbieIT

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Sep 23, 2003

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I am trying to import from CSV file.

 

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• Feb 2, 2004

• #4

Marcs41

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When Using Outlook, go into that Contacts (public) folder and choose File - Import and Export - Import from another file or program and locate your CSV file.

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• Feb 2, 2004

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gerbieIT

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I tried that but it doesn't give me an option for public folders. It will only allow my mailbox/personal folder.

 

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• Feb 2, 2004

• #6

Marcs41

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You need the rights of course.
It does work, I just tried it to make sure.

Marc
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• Feb 2, 2004

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gerbieIT

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This may be a stupid questions but were should the rights be. I have owner rights on the Public folder.

 

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• Feb 2, 2004

• #8

Marcs41

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Sorry, stupid me. I did not complete the entire import on my test and it does not let you choose the Public Contact folder indeed.
What I did then was to go into my contacts, a new empty Contacts folder I created. I imported them in there.
I then went into that Contacts folder, selected all (Ctrl-A) and dragged them all over.
You could also right-click and choose Move to Folder.

Sorry about the mixup earlier

Marc
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• Feb 3, 2004

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gerbieIT

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Sep 23, 2003

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Here is how I resolved my issue:
1. Imported my CSV into a address book in my Personal folder.
2. Copied and pasted into the Public folder.

I tried too import a PST into the public folders but it kept failing.

 

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