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From: "Steve Harman" <steve.harman@envisional.com>
Subject: OSX Address Book "Exchange" mode?
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Hi!

Has anyone got Address Book (Mac) to sync with CGP?

AFAICT it _should_ be able to do so by setting up "Sync With Exchange" 
inside Address Book's settings, but I can't get it to work.  When I 
enter my "Exchange" (CGP) server mail.mydomain.com Address Book 
replaces it with http://mail.mydomain.com/exchange/user.name - is that 
URL going to be OK for contact data as far as CGP is concerned?

Thanks,

Steve