When creating additional calendars in Outlook 2007, can an entire calendar be
made private? For example, I've created a new calendar ("Personal"), and I
would rather not have to set every individual item as Private everytime I add
a new one.

Thanks.

no, you can't have the items marked private but unless you give others
permission to it, they can't access it. if they open your mailbox, set that
folder to not be visible - right click on the folder and choose properties,
then permissions.

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"BS LeBlanc" wrote in message
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When creating additional calendars in Outlook 2007, can an entire calendar
be
made private? For example, I've created a new calendar ("Personal"), and
I
would rather not have to set every individual item as Private everytime I
add
a new one.

Thanks.

BS LeBlanc wrote:

When creating additional calendars in Outlook 2007, can an entire
calendar be made private? For example, I've created a new calendar
("Personal"), and I would rather not have to set every individual
item as Private everytime I add a new one.

I believe that by default, no one should be able to view the contents of
that calendar, since the default permissions won't allow it.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]