Multiple Calendars and Exchange Free/Busy

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simpsomatt

I'm trying to set up two calendars in Entourage, and I want events in both to be included in my Free/Busy status when others invite me to events.

Within my Exchange account, Entourage shows a calendar named "Calendar", and its icon has a green/white checkmark. Events in that calendar show up in my Free/Busy schedule. When I create a new calendar, either directly under the Exchange account, or as a sub-folder within "Calendar", events in that calendar do not get included in Free/Busy. The icon for the new calendar does not have the green/white checkmark. I don't know what that checkmark means, or whether it has anything to do with whether a calendar's events show up in the schedule. I can't find any documentation that explains any of this. Can anybody help?
 
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William Smith

I'm trying to set up two calendars in Entourage, and I want events in
both to be included in my Free/Busy status when others invite me to events.

Within my Exchange account, Entourage shows a calendar named "Calendar",
and its icon has a green/white checkmark. Events in that calendar show
up in my Free/Busy schedule. When I create a new calendar, either
directly under the Exchange account, or as a sub-folder within
"Calendar", events in that calendar do not get included in Free/Busy.
The icon for the new calendar does not have the green/white checkmark. I
don't know what that checkmark means, or whether it has anything to do
with whether a calendar's events show up in the schedule. I can't find
any documentation that explains any of this. Can anybody help?

The green checkmark means the calendar is your default calendar. This
will be set when you set your default account in the Tools --> Accounts.

To the best of my knowledge, you can only have one default calendar and
only that calendar's information will be synced with free/busy. I don't
believe this default calendar can be changed from "Calendar".

Hope this helps!

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bill

William M. Smith, Microsoft Interop MVP - Mac/Windows
Entourage Help Page <http://entourage.mvps.org/>
Entourage Help Blog <http://blog.entourage.mvps.org/>
 

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