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What to do if you're unable to view anything in Public Folders.
By Francine Otterson

If you're not able to see any information in your Public Folders, then the view (or views) may have one or more filters applied.

This will be indicated next to the form. It will say Filter Applied. You can also check and/or change it by doing the following:

  1. Select the Public Folder
  2. Select Arrange from View Menu
  3. Select Customize form Arrange Menu
  4. To remove all filters, select Clear All. You can also create or change the filter in this location.

If All Public Folders are affected and you're not able to see any Public folder information, then there may be a filter applied to all of them.

I would suggest running the command line listed below to return to default views and remove all filters. Type the following (or browse to your Outlook.exe location) and enter CleanViews with the following command line:

"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\Outlook.exe." /CleanViews

Return to your Public Folders and any filters should be removed and the default view returned.

Francine Otterson is the President of the San Diego Outlook User Group (at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sdoutlookug/).


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