Sharing Items
Sharing Folders (Back to Top)You can share your email, address book, calendar, tasks folders with others either in your organization, external guests, or the public. You right-click a folder and in the dialog that appears specify the type of access permissions to give the Grantee. You can share with internal users who can be given complete manager access to the folder, external guests that must use a password to view the folder content, and public access so that anyone who has the URL can view the content of the folder. When internal users share a folder, a copy of the shared folder is put in the Grantee's Folder list on the Overview pane. When the folder is selected, the content displays in the Content pane. Go to the Preferences Sharing folder to see a list of folders you shared with others and find folders that are shared with you. Granting access to your foldersYou can share folders with internal users or groups, external guests and the public.
Email folders can be shared only with internal users or groups
Internal users or groupsYou can share with others in your group or company. When you share with internal users or groups, you enter the email addresses and select the type of access to grant, either:
External guestsYou can share external guests that must use a password to view the folder content. External guides cannot make changes to your folder. You create the password Public URLAnyone who knows the URL to the folder can view the folder content. The public cannot make any changes to the folder. When you select to share with Public, the URL for that displays in the Share Properties dialog is made accessible to the public. Revoking access to shared foldersYou can edit the access rights and revoke permissions at any time from the folder's Edit Properties page or from the Preferences, Sharing folder. Accessing a folder shared with youWhen a folder is shared with you, you receive an email notification. When you select Accept in the email, the folder link is added to the Overview pane in your mailbox. When you click on the folder, you can see the contents of the Grantor's folder. Managing items you share (Back to Top)You can share your email, address book, calendar, tasks, notebooks and briefcase folders with others either in your organization, external guests, or the public. You can share with internal users who can be given complete manager access to the folder, external guests that must use a password to view the folder content, and public access so that anyone who has the URL can view the content of the folder. You can view and manage your shared items from the Preferences Sharing folder. On this page you can do the following:
Folders shared with meIn this section, you toggle between two views:
Folders shared by meIn this section, your shared folders are listed, showing the address of the users you shared your folder with, the location of the shared item, the type of item shared (Mail, Address book, Calendar, Notebook, Task list), and the role you assigned to the user. You can edit the share properties, revoke permissions to your share, or resend the invitation. Share a FolderYou can share your email, address book, calendar, tasks folders directly from this Preferences folder.
Sharing Mail Folders (Back to Top)You can share any of your mail folders, including the Inbox folder and sub-folders. You select the folder(s) and specify the type of access permissions to give the Grantee. You can share with internal users who can be given complete manager access to the folder, external guests that must use a password to view the folder content, and public access so that anyone who has the URL can view the content of the folder. When internal users share a mail folder, a copy of the shared folder is put in the Grantee's Folder list on the Overview pane. When the folder is selected, the content displays in the Content pane. The Grantee does not need to log on to the Grantor's mailbox. If the Grantee is given manager or admin permission, the Grantee can open the Grantor's folder, create items, and respond to requests for that person. Scenarios for sharing a mail folder
Sharing your mail folder (Back to Top)You can share any of your mail folders with the following:
None is an option to temporarily disable access to a mail folder without revoking the share privileges. The Grantee still has the mail folder in his mailbox but cannot view or manage activities on the grantor's mail folder.
To share your mail foldersYou can select any mail folder level to share. If you select to share the top-level mail folder, all mail folders within that mail folder are also shared.
Editing access to a shared folder (Back to Top)You can change the permissions or revoke the share at any time.
Accepting access to a shared mailbox folder (Back to Top)If you receive an email notice that you have been granted access to share another person's mail folder, you can accept or decline the share. When you accept the share, the shared mail folder displays in your Folders list in the Overview pane. To Accept
Working within a shared mail folder (Back to Top)When you accept to share a Grantor's mail folder, the mail folder is displayed in your Overview pane. When you open the folder, you see the content of the folder. This information is not actually saved in your mailbox. You can open the email and if you were granted permissions of Manager, you can reply to, forward, or delete the message. Copies of the messages you send are saved in the Grantor's mailbox and if you delete something from the Grantor's mailbox or mark it as spam, it is moved to the Grantor's Trash folder or Junk folder. If you have access to more than one of the Grantor's folders, you can move the contents from one folder to another folder in the Grantor's mailbox. You can copy an email message from the Grantor's folders to your mail folders, and the Grantor's mail folder also retains a copy. You can create folders within the shared mail folder and the new folder you created appears in the Grantor's mailbox. Sharing your calendar with others (Back to Top)You can share your calendar information with other people and give them one of the following access privileges:
Sharing Private Appointment DetailsWhen you share your calendar you can select the check box Allow user(s) to see my private appointments to allow internal users or groups and external guests to see your private appointments. They will be able to see details of appointments that are marked private. If you do not check the box, the calendar shows only that you are busy during a private appointment time. To share your Calendar
Editing or revoking permissionYou can edit or revoke permissions to access your calendar at any time.
Giving Admin rights for shared Calendars (Back to Top)When you share a Calendar with a Grantee who has admin permissions, the Grantee can manage your calendar for you, including doing the following:
The Grantee can respond to meeting invitations on your behalf. When the Grantee sends an email response to a meeting on your calendar, the return message header shows the From as the admin's address and an On Behalf Of address as your address. Giving manager rights for shared Calendars (Back to Top)When you share a Calendar with a Grantee who has manager permissions, the Grantee can manage your calendar for you, including doing the following:
When the Grantee sends an email message in response to a meeting on your calendar, the return message header shows the From as the admin's address and an On Behalf Of address as your address. Accepting access to shared calendar (Back to Top)If you receive an email notice that you have been granted access to share another person's calendar, you can accept or reject the share. When you accept the share, the shared calendar displays in your Calendar list. To accept access to a shared calendar
Declining a calendar share request (Back to Top)When you get an invitation to a shared calendar, the email messages gives you the option to decline the share invitation. A Decline Share dialog displays. You can either decline and not send a message to the grantor, or you can send a reply and explain why you are declining. Sharing your address book (Back to Top)You can share your address books with the following:
To share your Address Book
Editing or revoking permissionYou can revoke permissions at any time.
Share your Task list (Back to Top)You can share your task lists with others and you can define the permissions for the shared list as follows:
To share your Task listRight-click on the task list to share and select Share Task List. On the Shared Properties dialog, enter the select whom to share with and configure the appropriate information.
Editing or revoking permissionYou can revoke permissions at any time.
Accepting access to another's task list (Back to Top)If you receive an email notice that you have been granted access to share another person's task list, you can accept or decline the share. When you accept the share, the shared task list displays in your Tasks list in the Overview pane. To accept
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