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Looking for resources that will assist in calendar trouble shooting. Currently using Outlook 2k on a simple peer to peer network, with 1 system as the server. All users can share the calendar just fine except 1 user. The Boss.
Any help would be great.
I have not noticed many differences between 98 and 2000. However there are some. This solution is based on Outlook 98. It should be translatable.
Sharing a calendar is done by providing at least viewing privalages to the Outlook Today element and several possible levels of control to the calendar itself. What we usually do is give owner to the box owner rights, publisher editor to someone who would modify the calendar (a secretary) and reviewer authority to people who need to view the calendar only.
These changes would be made to the Bosses calendar, Outlook Today and the calendar itself.
Each user must then add the Bosses calendar in the profile setup. Same Tab as where the encrption is set.
In this case I am discribing theDirector giving calendar rights to his division chiefs and his secretary having rights to modify his
calendar. Whenther it is as I stated or in the Public Folders (You can put calendar there), it works the same. You have to give permission for the mailbox to be opened (Outlook Today) and give permission to view and or change the calendar. Each user profile must include the mailbox to be viewed.
Hope this helps.
by jeffryg
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