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Level 2 - Folders

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Folder Permissions

In Outlook, you can control the type of access users have by granting them the appropriate level of access (read, write or modify folder items). Permission roles specify the level of access that another person can have to one of your folders. The permission role can be modified only by someone with an owner permission roles. See below for an example of an assigned permission role and the level of access.



Roles and their associated permission levels:

  None Reviewer Contributor Author Publishing Author Editor Publishing Editor Owner Custom
Read Items and Filse No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes specified by owner
Create Items and Files No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Modify Items and Files No No No Your own only Your own only Yes Yes Yes
Delete Items and Files No No No Your own only Your own only Yes Yes Yes
Create Subfolders No No No No Yes No Yes Yes
Change folder permission levels No No No No No No No Yes

Delegate
A delegate is a person who has been given permission to access someone mailbox/folders. A delegate is assigned one of the same permission roles that can be assigned to a default user, the only difference is that only the specified user, and not all users, is being give access (i.e. on behalf of.)

How to Specify Folder Permission:

  1. Display the permission tab of the desired folder’s properties dialog box:
  2. If necessary, from the name list, select default.
  3. From the permission level drop-down list, select the desired permission level.
    Note: The permissions associated with each level are displayed in the options and check boxes below the Permission Level drop-down list.)
  4. Click OK to apply the permissions and close the dialog box.