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Outlook Net Folders
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By: Slipstick Systems Post Date: December 7, 2006
The Net Folders feature in Microsoft Outlook 98 and Outlook 2000 allows you to share information with other people via e-mail -- even run a mailing list!
You don't need to be using the same e-mail system. You can use Net Folders to share with people on the Internet, as well as with your office colleagues.

Possible uses:
  • Share a folder containing appointment items to create a calendar for your office workgroup or hobby club
  • Share a folder containing message items to create a broadcast mailing list (if you don't allow anyone else to post to it) or a discussion group (if you do allow postings)
  • Share a folder containing task items to help your community committee keep track of its project deadlines
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