Title: Access 2000 access to Exchange
I have a Contacts Public Folder that I need to get to for some bulk editing. I know that I can attach to this with Access 2000 but the main thing that I need to get to is the User Field 1-4, which Access does not pull in. Do any of you know how I can get
Title: Access 2000 access to Exchange
Try
exporting the contacts folder to .csv, and then importing to
access
-Original Message-From: Blake R. Fowkes
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PMTo: MS-Exchange Admin IssuesSubject: Access 2000
access
Title: Access 2000 access to Exchange
Would
I use the dsexport utility from the SDK?
Looking at Q185018 it looks like I would need to make a PFlist.csv file
to tell it what I wanted to get out of the folder. Once I get it out and
massage the items that I need how would I put it back?
Sorry
Title: Access 2000 access to Exchange
When
you do the export, it should only be a copy, so that data will still be there,
no need to 'put anything back'
Hope
you are feeling better. Go home and have some chicken soup!
:-)
-Original Message-From: Blake R. Fowkes
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Title: Access 2000 access to Exchange
That's
cool but what if I need to put it back?
I
inherited this mess from someone who left the company a few months ago. We
have assigned engineers to all of our contacts and that is what I need to get
to. The person that we have had doing our contact
Title: Access 2000 access to Exchange
Ah,
create a subfolder in your Outloo, and use the im[port feature to pull the data
back into that folder, and then just move it into your public folder. Sorry, did
not realise this was a clean up mission!
-Original Message-From: Blake R
Title: Access 2000 access to Exchange
Unfortunately yes and a rather nasty little one at that. Thanks for
the help.
Should
I do the dsexport when no one is around?
Thanks, Blake Fowkes Waid and Associates
-Original Message-From: Clayton
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Title: Access 2000 access to Exchange
Better
yet, change the permissions on the folder while you do the exports, and ask
people not to use it for a few minutes.
Good
luck
-Original Message-From: Blake R. Fowkes
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