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Gordon
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Tue Jan 04, 2005 4:39 am Post subject:
How do you Download Global Address Book for offline lookup |
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i found the steps necessary on the web to download the global address book to
a laptop. click on tools, address, download, ect. my problem is that the
options for address books are blank on the final step. i am not sure how to
get them to showup. what is need to force the global address book to showup
and download it for offline lookup?
environment:
exchange server 5.5 sp 3 and client with outlook ver 2000.
best regards,
gordon
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mohammed
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Tue Jan 04, 2005 6:33 am Post subject:
RE: How do you Download Global Address Book for offline look |
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Hi Gordon,
You need to create a Offilne address book from the Exchange System Manager
and dedicate one Exchange Server as an Offline Address Book Server in your
Organization.
This Offline Address Book may vary for Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003.
Please use this link to know more about creating a Offline Address Book.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/822931
"Gordon" wrote:
| Quote: | i found the steps necessary on the web to download the global address book to
a laptop. click on tools, address, download, ect. my problem is that the
options for address books are blank on the final step. i am not sure how to
get them to showup. what is need to force the global address book to showup
and download it for offline lookup?
environment:
exchange server 5.5 sp 3 and client with outlook ver 2000.
best regards,
gordon |
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Gordon
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Tue Jan 04, 2005 7:15 am Post subject:
RE: How do you Download Global Address Book for offline look |
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mohammed,
thanks for your assistance. your link per your msg goes to "How to remove
the first Exchange Server 2003 computer from the administrative group."
unfortunately it is does not help with my problem.
gordon
"mohammed" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi Gordon,
You need to create a Offilne address book from the Exchange System Manager
and dedicate one Exchange Server as an Offline Address Book Server in your
Organization.
This Offline Address Book may vary for Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003.
Please use this link to know more about creating a Offline Address Book.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/822931
"Gordon" wrote:
i found the steps necessary on the web to download the global address book to
a laptop. click on tools, address, download, ect. my problem is that the
options for address books are blank on the final step. i am not sure how to
get them to showup. what is need to force the global address book to showup
and download it for offline lookup?
environment:
exchange server 5.5 sp 3 and client with outlook ver 2000.
best regards,
gordon |
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mohammed
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Tue Jan 04, 2005 7:43 am Post subject:
RE: How do you Download Global Address Book for offline look |
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In that link there is a section on "Offline address book" please see that. It
will give you good idea for creating a new offline address book server.
"Gordon" wrote:
| Quote: | mohammed,
thanks for your assistance. your link per your msg goes to "How to remove
the first Exchange Server 2003 computer from the administrative group."
unfortunately it is does not help with my problem.
gordon
"mohammed" wrote:
Hi Gordon,
You need to create a Offilne address book from the Exchange System Manager
and dedicate one Exchange Server as an Offline Address Book Server in your
Organization.
This Offline Address Book may vary for Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003.
Please use this link to know more about creating a Offline Address Book.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/822931
"Gordon" wrote:
i found the steps necessary on the web to download the global address book to
a laptop. click on tools, address, download, ect. my problem is that the
options for address books are blank on the final step. i am not sure how to
get them to showup. what is need to force the global address book to showup
and download it for offline lookup?
environment:
exchange server 5.5 sp 3 and client with outlook ver 2000.
best regards,
gordon |
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