V
VT
How do I set up a public calendar on a network?
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K
K. Orland
What type of network is this? Active Directory? Do you have Exchange and
Outlook?
The public calendar is created in Public Folders using Exchange so you'd be
better off asking in the Exchange newsgroup.
Outlook?
The public calendar is created in Public Folders using Exchange so you'd be
better off asking in the Exchange newsgroup.
B
Buford
I'd like to know the answer to this one as well.... hopefully as applies to a
home network, not a business net running Exchange or whatever...our own MIS
people had enough troubles with Exchange at work and they were M'soft
certified, so I'm hoping there is an easy way in Outlook 2007 for a
husband/wife to use one common calendar on two machines in home network
without the rigamarole of creating two calendars, etc. Something akin to
the sync'ing I did years ago between my laptop and office desktop on that
corporate server with its Exchange, etc., but simpler, since the MIS fellow
never could keep that one running reliably. THanks.
home network, not a business net running Exchange or whatever...our own MIS
people had enough troubles with Exchange at work and they were M'soft
certified, so I'm hoping there is an easy way in Outlook 2007 for a
husband/wife to use one common calendar on two machines in home network
without the rigamarole of creating two calendars, etc. Something akin to
the sync'ing I did years ago between my laptop and office desktop on that
corporate server with its Exchange, etc., but simpler, since the MIS fellow
never could keep that one running reliably. THanks.
K
K. Orland
Exchange is not really all that difficult. Once properly installed and
configured, you just stand back and let it do what it does best.
As for sharing without Exchange, check the following:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/share.htm
configured, you just stand back and let it do what it does best.
As for sharing without Exchange, check the following:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/share.htm