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I work at a government facility. We are running Outlook 2003 with Exchange
2003. The Directors all utilize shared calendars. The Director's assistant is mainly responsible for her superior's calendar. However this calendar is shared out amongst a few others who have rights to this calendar. We need to know if there is any way to determine who entered an appointment in this shared calendar? Sal F |
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Hi Sal F,
you can change the view to "Categorie", and you can add the field "From" if click with the right mouseclick on the Table heading and select here "Field selection". Now you can add the "From" field into this list. The main problem is, that you have noa another view as the default calendar view. We write in the calendar in the "subject" field our initials like OVU for my name. Then you will know always the name of the person who posted in the calendar.. -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Share your contacts, calendars or e-mails http://www.publicshareware.com "Sal F" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I work at a government facility. We are running Outlook 2003 with Exchange 2003. The Directors all utilize shared calendars. The Director's assistant is mainly responsible for her superior's calendar. However this calendar is shared out amongst a few others who have rights to this calendar. We need to know if there is any way to determine who entered an appointment in this shared calendar? Sal F |
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Thanks appreciate the information. It is very helpful.
"Oliver Vukovics" wrote: Hi Sal F, you can change the view to "Categorie", and you can add the field "From" if click with the right mouseclick on the Table heading and select here "Field selection". Now you can add the "From" field into this list. The main problem is, that you have noa another view as the default calendar view. We write in the calendar in the "subject" field our initials like OVU for my name. Then you will know always the name of the person who posted in the calendar.. -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Share your contacts, calendars or e-mails http://www.publicshareware.com "Sal F" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I work at a government facility. We are running Outlook 2003 with Exchange 2003. The Directors all utilize shared calendars. The Director's assistant is mainly responsible for her superior's calendar. However this calendar is shared out amongst a few others who have rights to this calendar. We need to know if there is any way to determine who entered an appointment in this shared calendar? Sal F |
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