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Remove MS Exchange Public Folders from Mail.App
I accomplished the same thing by entering the root folder name of my account name in the IMAP Path Prefix field found on the Advanced tab of Account Preferences for my Exchange account. I logged into my Exchange account via webmail and copied the Account name (ours happens to be in the form Lastname comma Firstname). Then I pasted this into the IMAP Path Prefix field of Mail.app. I quit Mail.app then relaunched. All the Public folders no longer appear.
Remove MS Exchange Public Folders from Mail.App
What do you mean when you say you copied the account name? Was it something like
DOMAIN\Smith, Jason? An example would help.
Remove MS Exchange Public Folders from Mail.App
Okay, first of all, to makern... thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you for helping me accomplish what I've been trying to do for months!!!
To innate: I found the prefix that worked for me by: That is what I put in the IMAP prefix box in Mail.app preferences. Good luck!
Remove MS Exchange Public Folders from Mail.App
On http://www.larseggert.de/software.html you will find a very nice (and working) perl script which installs an IMAP proxy, with the ability to filter the public folders according to your preferences. Works like a charm, also under Tiger. For launching it under Tiger you should use launchd, and you have to install some perl libraries via Fink, but that is nothing an experienced macosxhints reader should be afraid of :-) I have been using it for about three months now and it works perfectly.
Remove MS Exchange Public Folders from Mail.App
You're welcome
Remove MS Exchange Public Folders from Mail.App
I have very little experience with Exchange Server as an admin. My account name, as set up by our mail admins, is, using you example, SMITH, JASON (no domain). Yours might be set up differently.
The hint that keeps on giving
Thanks for this hint. I just used it to make Mail.app usable at a university that insists on putting all its public mail in one domain so that Mail was trying to chew through 80,000 messages when I cranked it up. Argh. Now I can once again check for e-mail from students while swilling coffee off-campus. |
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