For another option, head to Historic Rapid City, 18 miles (29 kilometers) northeast of Mount Rushmore, where you have the options of the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Rapid City and Best Western Ramkota Hotel.
1. Open Outlook 2010, go to File Tab / Info / click on Account Settings / select Delegate Access from the drop down menu: 2. On the delegates window, click ADD: 3. Select the user you want to delegate access to, and click OK : 4. At the next step you delegate the permissions to the user.To give the user Send on behalf rights, you ahve to select Editor or Author in the Tasks section. If you need to give other special rights select them, and then click OK : 5.At the final step select if you want to receive a copy of meeting requests and responses.. On the delegates window, click ADD: 3. Select the user you want to delegate access to, and click OK : 4. At the next step you delegate the permissions to the user. To give the user Send on behalf rights, you ahve to select Editor or Author in the Tasks section.
Instead we need to use a different method to add additional users or groups to the send on behalf permissions. First, read the existing settings into a variable. Next, read the new group into a second variable. If you were adding an individual user you would just use Get-User instead of Get-DistributionGroup.eplies go to the distribution group, not the individual sender. Alternatively you can grant the send on behalf permission to all members of the group, which can save on administrative effort over time if all group members should be allowed to send of behalf of the group they are in.