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From: OPTiger on 18 Mar 2010 09:52
I have been using Outlook 2003 for a year and a half, not connected to
Exchange. I have been able to move messages to folders. Suddenly the program
is not letting me do that, telling me that I do not have permission to create
entries in those folders. It tells me that I need to change the properties
for the folders, but that option is greyed out when I check the properties
box. It says that I need to check with my administrator or the folder owner
to change properties. That sounds like an instruction for someone connected
to an Exchange server. This just started happening.
From: DL on 18 Mar 2010 10:10
Did you upgrade from an earlier version of outlook, and as a result still
using a 97 - 2002 format data file?
(Properties>Advance, of the Personal Folders will show the format)

"OPTiger" <OPTiger(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have been using Outlook 2003 for a year and a half, not connected to
> Exchange. I have been able to move messages to folders. Suddenly the
> program
> is not letting me do that, telling me that I do not have permission to
> create
> entries in those folders. It tells me that I need to change the properties
> for the folders, but that option is greyed out when I check the properties
> box. It says that I need to check with my administrator or the folder
> owner
> to change properties. That sounds like an instruction for someone
> connected
> to an Exchange server. This just started happening.

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