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Public Folders
Author: Simon Butler, Exchange MVP, MCSE

Public Folders have been part of Exchange for quite some time, and despite Microsoft's best efforts, refuse to die. They are a very useful tool for the Exchange administrator for sharing information within the user base, and this section is dedicated to helping you use Public Folders more effectively.

Creating a Company Wide Contact List
How to use a public folder to create a companywide contact list.

Public Folder Permissions Best Practises
Making the best use of the powerful permissions that are available to you with Public Folders

Public Folder Best Practises
Creation and Management of Public Folders

Automatic Replies from a Distribution Group
Using a Public Folder to get a group to send a message back to the sender