Opening and editing are completely different things. Being able to open a
folder does not convey any privileges to that folder. Permissions to
interact with the folder must be given as well.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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After furious head scratching, DannyJ asked:
| Aha! That makes sense. Mind you what I don't quite understand is
| that when I give calendar permissions it seems to give similar
| permissions to all the Outlook folders. they go file - open - other
| persons folder- and can see the lot.
|
| Many thanks for your help!
|
| Danny
|
|
| | Have them go into the print setup and turn off the option for
| printing the TaskPad with the calendar.
|
|
| || Hi folks,
||
|| I have a room booking calendar with various secretaries and PA's
|| having Author or Editor rights. Bizarrely though they cannot print
|| the calendar. Any idea why?
||
|| Many thanks,
||
|| Danny
