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wfitzgerald
When I schedule an event on our company calendar (admin rights) it appears as
an appointment on other users calendars.
an appointment on other users calendars.
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Deborah Jean
good question, haven't heard it in a while. Your calander is viewed as
Public right now so anyone in the company can see your schedule, helpful if
your head of a small business not helpful to the rest of us. go to
tools-options and in 2002 and before click on calendar options and uncheck
make my calander public. in office 2003 to to tool-options-other tab. click
on advanced options and remove the check mark from allow script in public
folders and allow script in shared folders. also when you make an appointment
or a reminder there is a little box at the bottom that says private by
default this is not selected. Make sure there is a check mark there too if
you desire to share some appts. but not all
toodles,
Public right now so anyone in the company can see your schedule, helpful if
your head of a small business not helpful to the rest of us. go to
tools-options and in 2002 and before click on calendar options and uncheck
make my calander public. in office 2003 to to tool-options-other tab. click
on advanced options and remove the check mark from allow script in public
folders and allow script in shared folders. also when you make an appointment
or a reminder there is a little box at the bottom that says private by
default this is not selected. Make sure there is a check mark there too if
you desire to share some appts. but not all
toodles,
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Don't confuse the OP. Calendars are NOT made public by using the Calendar
Options selections. They are made VIEWABLE by using the Permissions tab
under the Properties dialog.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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After furious head scratching, Deborah Jean asked:
| good question, haven't heard it in a while. Your calander is viewed
| as Public right now so anyone in the company can see your schedule,
| helpful if your head of a small business not helpful to the rest of
| us. go to tools-options and in 2002 and before click on calendar
| options and uncheck make my calander public. in office 2003 to to
| tool-options-other tab. click on advanced options and remove the
| check mark from allow script in public folders and allow script in
| shared folders. also when you make an appointment or a reminder there
| is a little box at the bottom that says private by default this is
| not selected. Make sure there is a check mark there too if you
| desire to share some appts. but not all
|
| toodles,
|
|
|
| "wfitzgerald" wrote:
|
|| When I schedule an event on our company calendar (admin rights) it
|| appears as an appointment on other users calendars.
Options selections. They are made VIEWABLE by using the Permissions tab
under the Properties dialog.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, Deborah Jean asked:
| good question, haven't heard it in a while. Your calander is viewed
| as Public right now so anyone in the company can see your schedule,
| helpful if your head of a small business not helpful to the rest of
| us. go to tools-options and in 2002 and before click on calendar
| options and uncheck make my calander public. in office 2003 to to
| tool-options-other tab. click on advanced options and remove the
| check mark from allow script in public folders and allow script in
| shared folders. also when you make an appointment or a reminder there
| is a little box at the bottom that says private by default this is
| not selected. Make sure there is a check mark there too if you
| desire to share some appts. but not all
|
| toodles,
|
|
|
| "wfitzgerald" wrote:
|
|| When I schedule an event on our company calendar (admin rights) it
|| appears as an appointment on other users calendars.