a) Calendars

All calendar folder relationships are shown here.  Use the +/- toggle to view or hide the relationships.

There are sub-trees for each folder location combination: private (mailbox) folders to public, public-to-private, etc.

b) Contacts

All Contact folder relationships are shown here.

c)Tasks

All Task folder relationships are shown here.

d) Trash

Relationships which have been deleted but have not been processed for deletion by the service yet show in this category.

e) Trial/Licensing Information

Information about either the time remaining on your trial or the number of relationships licensed by your key is presented here.  The expiration for a license, if shown, applies to the expiration of your software assurance agreement, not to the functioning of Add2Exchange itself.  See the section Purchasing Add2Exchange for details about licensing or renewing your software assurance.

f) Individual Relationships

Relationships with this icon are individual relationships.  See the section Creating a Relationship for details.

GAL Synchronization relationships like the one in this figure can be either individual relationships or group relationships.

g) Group Relationship Instances

Group relationships, when created from a template, are listed along with individual relationships.  This icon means the instance is part of a group relationship and can only be edited or deleted by the Relationship Group Manager.  See the section Relationship Group Manager for more details.

h) Relationship Templates

Relationship templates are kept in this sub-tree.  They can only be edited and deleted by the Relationship Group Manager.  See the section Relationship Group Manager for more details.

a) Relationship Type Filter

Allows you to filter the relationships shown by the grid by the type of folder being synchronized: calendars, contacts, tasks or posts.

b) Relationship Class Filter

Allows you to filter the relationships shown by the grid by the class of the relationships: active relationships, templates, cloned relationships, etc.

c) Search Filter

Allows you to filter the relationships shown by the grid by an arbitrary string in the relationship name.

d) Relationship Selector

Allows you to select a relationship by ID.

e) Edit Button

Once a relationship is selected in the grid, this button allows you to edit the relationship settings.  See the section Editing Relationships for details.

f) Delete Button

Once a relationship is selected in the grid, this button allows you to delete the relationship.  See the section Deleting Relationships for details.

g) Relationship Grid

The grid allows you to see and filter relationships.  Relationships can be sorted by clicking on the column heading, which then becomes highlighted.  More of the relationship specifics can be seen in this view than in the tree view.