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For starters, make sure you're using Exchange System Manager (ESM) to make these edits and not Microsoft Outlook. (I'm making assumptions about the version of Exchange Server you're running.) Then, follow Microsoft's directions on how to reset permissions on Exchange Server public folders.
If that doesn't work, please write back in and provide more details about your issue.
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