Video – Exchange 2010 – How to import photos into Active Directory and display in Outlook
Video – Exchange 2010 – How to import photos into Active Directory and display in Outlook
In this DrillBit™ Video, Microsoft MVP Mike Pfeiffer shows you how to import photos into Exchange Server 2010 Active Directory that can be displayed in Outlook 2010.
Currently there is not a graphical interface that will allow you to do this; it must be done through the Exchange Management Shell. This video will also show you how to import photos in multiple mailboxes.
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