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by staynlevel 1 view

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Ok I have done everyting to make my email server perfect for the comapny I am working for....now the boss asks me if there is anyway to implement a universal calendar for every user as the login to their MS Outlook....does anyone know how to do this I have searched like crazy but I still cant find anything.....any help would be appreciated...thanks

George

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by jonny memonic

access calendar through public folders
You could create a calendar and give everyone access to it in public folders this is another way you could do it.

by staynlevel

sooooooooooooooooooooo how would I make the calendar Ihave to make a user right? and then set it in the public folder or is there anyway to go about it? I like the way u do it...it sounds good and easier for me to gfive access to personel to make mods

by staynlevel

sooooooooooooooooooooo how would I make the calendar Ihave to make a user right? and then set it in the public folder or is there anyway to go about it? I like the way u do it...it sounds good and easier for me to gfive access to personel to make mods

by jonny memonic

you can simply create a new Calendar folder in Public Folders and grant permissions through the Properties dialog for the folder.

by zobair

Users can use GAL to use any contact from the Global Address List rather than personal contacts folder

by Former member

I solved this for a small network by dedicating one person as the Global Calander Administrator , and simply sharing out his calander (right click, Sharing...)

When adding a new user I set up the shared system by choosing "Open a shared calander" and entering the calander admins name. Once its shared, I rename it to Global Calander.

The admin can create a second, private calander, if desired. But note that sharing calanders is _much_ easier if it is the first calander you choose to share. There are lots of problems with permissions if you try and open calanders from someone not sharing their first one.

This simple solution has been working perfectly well in our small office for some months now.

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