Applies to: Exchange Server 2007 SP3, Exchange Server
2007 SP2, Exchange Server 2007 SP1
Topic Last Modified: 2007-08-21
Use the Exchange General tab to view and configure the general settings of a mail-enabled public folder.
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This tab appears only if the public folder is mail-enabled. |
- Alias
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Use this text box to view or modify the alias for the mail-enabled public folder.
- Display name
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Use this text box to view or modify the display name for the public folder. This is the name that the public folder displays in the global address list (GAL).
- Simple display name
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- Use this text box to view or modify the simple display name for
the mail-enabled public folder.
- In Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, the Display
name field can contain Unicode characters. Third-party
applications and older client applications may not support Unicode
characters. If the system that is displaying the public folder does
not support Unicode characters, the simple display name can be
used. For more information about Unicode characters, see Unicode.
- The Simple display name field accepts only ASCII
characters.
- Use this text box to view or modify the simple display name for
the mail-enabled public folder.
- Hide from Exchange address list
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Select this check box to hide the mail-enabled public folder from address lists.
- Custom Attributes
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- Click Custom Attributes to open the Custom
Attributes dialog box. Use this dialog box to view and modify
the custom attributes for the mail-enabled public folder. You can
specify up to 15 custom attributes for the public folder.
- For more information about the Custom Attributes dialog
box, see Public
Folder Properties > Exchange General Tab > Custom
Attributes.
- Click Custom Attributes to open the Custom
Attributes dialog box. Use this dialog box to view and modify
the custom attributes for the mail-enabled public folder. You can
specify up to 15 custom attributes for the public folder.
For More Information
For more information about public folders, see the following topics: