(This is a continuation of the thread from
http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...=en-us&m=1&p=1)

I'd like to publish my availability as an .vfb-file on my server. But I
dom't get this feature to work.

W2K, Outlook 2003 SP2 [11.8010.8107], Free/Busy settings are as standard, 2
months, 15 mins and so on.

I do have a ftp site, you may check www.sourcing.se/calendars - a
"Test-file" is all that appears. I have (hopefully) granted Outlook access to
it through the FTP-locations feature found under File Open ... (But this
is somewhat confusing, where do Outlook store the account info for this
particular (.vfb) application?)

I don't get any .vfb-file to land there. I can't even get a .vfb-file on the
desktop.

What do I do wrong? And what is the "Search Location" field intended for?

Best regards
Leiph Berggren

I don't understand why this question remains unattended. Especially when the
answer is so easy: Point to an article on the Brittish section. (Google -
forever!)
http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/ou...477571033.aspx

EOD.

/Leiph

"Leiph Berggren" wrote:

(This is a continuation of the thread from
http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...=en-us&m=1&p=1)

I'd like to publish my availability as an .vfb-file on my server. But I
dom't get this feature to work.

W2K, Outlook 2003 SP2 [11.8010.8107], Free/Busy settings are as standard, 2
months, 15 mins and so on.

I do have a ftp site, you may check www.sourcing.se/calendars - a
"Test-file" is all that appears. I have (hopefully) granted Outlook access to
it through the FTP-locations feature found under File Open ... (But this
is somewhat confusing, where do Outlook store the account info for this
particular (.vfb) application?)

I don't get any .vfb-file to land there. I can't even get a .vfb-file on the
desktop.

What do I do wrong? And what is the "Search Location" field intended for?

Best regards
Leiph Berggren