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syssupspe
HI,
Can you and if so - make a second calendar in outlook so you can share it
with others. Thanks
Can you and if so - make a second calendar in outlook so you can share it
with others. Thanks
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Brian Tillman
syssupspe said:HI,
Can you and if so - make a second calendar in outlook so you can
share it with others. Thanks
File>New>Folder. Create it to contain calendar items. The set its
permissions so that others can see it. This assumes you're using Exchange,
though, since you can't share folders easily otherwise.
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syssupspe
No problem with making the calendar and setting the permissions to it. But
when I go to open it in the outlook that the person to whom I gave
permissions to - it will open my main calendar of which I don't want them to
see. And yes we do use exchange. Any suggestions? Thanks
when I go to open it in the outlook that the person to whom I gave
permissions to - it will open my main calendar of which I don't want them to
see. And yes we do use exchange. Any suggestions? Thanks
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Brian Tillman
syssupspe said:No problem with making the calendar and setting the permissions to
it. But when I go to open it in the outlook that the person to whom I
gave permissions to - it will open my main calendar of which I don't
want them to see. And yes we do use exchange. Any suggestions? Thanks
Stop sharing the calendar you don't want them to see.
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syssupspe
I didn't give her permissions to see my main calendar - just to the newly
made one.
made one.
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Brian Tillman
syssupspe said:I didn't give her permissions to see my main calendar - just to the
newly made one.
What permissions are on your mailbox?
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syssupspe
Hi,
When I right click on "Mailbox" and click on the sharing Tab, this is what
it says -
Name - Default, Permission Level - None. Name - Anonymous, Pemission Level -
None. In the Permissions box the Permission Level is set to None. Nothing is
checked beneath that(create items, Read items ect). In the Edit items box
None is checked. and in the Delete items box, None is checked.
Thanks
When I right click on "Mailbox" and click on the sharing Tab, this is what
it says -
Name - Default, Permission Level - None. Name - Anonymous, Pemission Level -
None. In the Permissions box the Permission Level is set to None. Nothing is
checked beneath that(create items, Read items ect). In the Edit items box
None is checked. and in the Delete items box, None is checked.
Thanks
B
Brian Tillman
syssupspe said:When I right click on "Mailbox" and click on the sharing Tab, this is
what it says -
Name - Default, Permission Level - None. Name - Anonymous, Pemission
Level - None. In the Permissions box the Permission Level is set to
None. Nothing is checked beneath that(create items, Read items ect).
In the Edit items box None is checked. and in the Delete items box,
None is checked.
See if this helps:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook.contacts/msg/6af0af191be5cf7f