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Public Folder notification on new item - 2.Mar.2005 9:33:00 PM

siskinds

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I have Exchange 2003 running on Windows 2003. I have a request from a user to receive a notification upon receipt of new mail arriving in a public folder.
Anyone know how I can set this up?
I have read some things about setting up an event sink but haven't gotten any further.
thanks

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RE: Public Folder notification on new item - 8.Mar.2005 4:00:00 PM

siskinds

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I have found a solution to my own question.
Moderator can now close this issues.
thanks

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RE: Public Folder notification on new item - 16.Mar.2005 1:08:00 PM

zebs

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Hi,

What did you find to do this?

Thanks

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RE: Public Folder notification on new item - 23.Mar.2005 11:24:00 AM

Paul Bendall

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Yep use event sinks you can associate a script based on an event. Have you had a look at CDO Live?

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RE: Public Folder notification on new item - 26.Jun.2008 5:42:00 AM

vkrishnamoorthy

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Can you explain in detail about this please? We are desperately in need of implementing this.

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RE: Public Folder notification on new item - 26.Jun.2008 10:45:35 AM

uemurad

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Please note the message dates when you jump into a thread. The previous messages above are over 3 years old and the other thread to which I responded is over a year old. Better to create your own new thread.

As I noted in the other thread, you have to be an owner of the folder in question. You'll then see an Administration tab when you open the properties. You'll want to set up the Folder Assistant or configure it to be a Moderated folder. You need to review the options and choose what is appropriate for you.

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