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mhickok@... 19th Dec 2006
There is a registry hack that can be applied per user profile. See MS KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/841273

Part way through this article it says: "If you make frequent changes..." and it describes how to force clients in Cached Mode to always look up addresses from the online GAL (not cached).
We have Exchange 2003 and a mix of Windows 2000 pro and XP pro desktops, all running Outlook 2003 service pack 2. My manager can not see a user, Ron on her Global Address list, but shows up on mine. She has WinXP sp2 and I have Win2k sp4. One area has 5 Winxp pro machines and one Win2k pro machine and can not see user Ron on their Global Address List. Why can some see Ron and others can not? Thank you.
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Uncheck "Use Cashed Exchange Mode". While in Outlook 2003, right click on Mailbox 'username'and click on properties for mailbox 'username'- advanced button - advanced tab - uncheck use cashed exchange mode.
The workaround works fine. But has anyone found a fix yet? I need to have all of my Outlook clients in Cached mode.

Thank you.
Sounds like a cached/offline address book issue. I'd say the Offline Address Book hasnt updated.

Do a send/receive. That should force an update. I suggest a GPO to schedule regular pushes of the OAB a couple of times a day.
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mhickok@... 19th Dec 2006
There is a registry hack that can be applied per user profile. See MS KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/841273

Part way through this article it says: "If you make frequent changes..." and it describes how to force clients in Cached Mode to always look up addresses from the online GAL (not cached).
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