Unable to edit Distribution Group membership via Outlook (works via ECP).

SITUATION: I am attempting to enable the ability for specified users to edit the membership of Exchange 2010 distribution groups via Outlook 2010. I have configured permissions via RBAC for them to be able to do this by following the instructions and
running the script found here:
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2009/11/18/453251.aspx
After running the script, users specified as group managers are able to edit group membership through the ECP. But when they attempt to do so via Outlook, they receive the same message that they would see if the permission to edit group membership
was not enabled:
"Changes to the public group membership cannot be saved. You do not have sufficient permission to perform this operation on this object."
QUESTION: Does anyone have any idea as to why we are still unable to edit group membership via Outlook, when all the permissions appear to be enabled doing so?

Click Start
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, point to All Programs , point to Exchange Server 2010 , and then click
Exchange Management Shell .
At the command prompt, run the following cmdlet:
New-RoleGroup DistributionGroupManagement -Roles "Distribution Groups"
At the command prompt, run the following cmdlet:
Add-RoleGroupMember DistributionGroupManagement -Member <var>UserName</var>
Open Outlook and try to remove from your distribution list those members that you could not remove before

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From: laurabuckley<[email protected]>
To:novell.support.zenworks.endpoint-security-management
Date: 12/15/2009 7:16 AM
Subject: Policies assigned to groups - membership changes not working
I have a single ZESM IR8 server setup.
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I understand that you have create custom management scope for each group and assigned a custom role to it.
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We recently migrated from Exchange 2007 to 2013 CU2. We have various security groups with permissions to edit various distribution lists; this is no longer working. I've already researched the problem and I understand two things are necessary for a
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That is correct, and is a problem with dozens of existing distribution groups.
For testing purposes I just did the following:
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2. Created a new mail-enabled security group "Test Distro Group Owners"
3. Ran Set-DistributionGroup -Identity "Test Distro Group" -ManagedBy "Test Distro Group Owners"
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GroupType                               : Universal
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mdymes wrote:
>
> Maybe I could get some help here. I am currently unable to edit XP
> group user policies from my zenworks 11.2.3a zone. All policies were
> "minted" uner the 11.2.2 version. I was able to edit policies no
> problem before the 11.2.3a Update. All machines have the 11.2.3a
> Group Policy helper activeX control installed on them (Fresh images
> not upgrades). Here are the problems I am having
>
> 1. When the group policy editor opens, all my policies are set to
> "Not Configured", even though these are active working policies with
> many items configured
>
> 2. Once in a ten or so tries, the group policy editor opens the ADM's
> correctly. I am able to configure the needed settings. The group
> Policy editor closes and echoes back theat the "Settings were
> successfully imported". The problem here is that the "upload button"
> stays dimmed out and I am unable to uplaed the configured policy.
>
> Not really to sure what is going on.
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