Diane
Tue Sep 02 08:31:01 PDT 2008
you need to add the user defined field to the folder view.
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"tjsmags" <tjsmags@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F62704D7-76FA-4EBE-A64D-674DA6512E55@microsoft.com...
> In setting up all our students in our school in Outlook I want to add
> fields
> called Mother and Father (for their names). When I did this using above
> (subject line) it only put their names on my pc, not within the PUBLIC
> folder
> of info of all the students. It has all the other student's info in the
> PUBLIC folder, just not the Mother and Father info.
>
> I see that there is another option called USER DEFINED FIELDS IN FOLDER.
> Is
> this what I should have used in order for the info to be seen by all who
> have
> access to the PUBLIC folder? If not, how do I accomplish this?
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> Thank you.
>