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I have a situation where users would like to use a public folder
calendar to announce events, and track the responses as a way to see
who has "approved" the events. They would like to do this rather then
sending an email to everyone, then everyone replying: "yes, we
approve".
Anyway, I know that the meeting response is basically returned to the
users' default folder instead of the public folder.
But does anyone have a creative way to resolve the needs of the users?
I even tried creating a new user in AD, a sort of service account, and
gave everyone permissions to this user's calendar. I would then go to
my profile, open other users' folder, open the service account's
folder, and created a meeting. I invited one of my fellow coworkers,
and they accepted. In the calender, I see that my coworker was
invited, but it again will not show the response.
The only way I could get the response to update, was to open Outlook
under the service account's profile. At that time, everyone would then
see the response.
Any ideas?
calendar to announce events, and track the responses as a way to see
who has "approved" the events. They would like to do this rather then
sending an email to everyone, then everyone replying: "yes, we
approve".
Anyway, I know that the meeting response is basically returned to the
users' default folder instead of the public folder.
But does anyone have a creative way to resolve the needs of the users?
I even tried creating a new user in AD, a sort of service account, and
gave everyone permissions to this user's calendar. I would then go to
my profile, open other users' folder, open the service account's
folder, and created a meeting. I invited one of my fellow coworkers,
and they accepted. In the calender, I see that my coworker was
invited, but it again will not show the response.
The only way I could get the response to update, was to open Outlook
under the service account's profile. At that time, everyone would then
see the response.
Any ideas?