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Old September 26th 07, 03:12 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Julie
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Default allowing updates on shared internet calendar

I'm trying to share a calendar between colleagues, but only the original
owner has update capability. When I try to update the calendar, I get a
read-only message. What is the best way to allow both parties to update the
same calendar? Can you send meeting requests and they accept? Any ideas
would be appreciated.
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Old September 26th 07, 06:08 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
BillR [MVP]
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Default allowing updates on shared internet calendar

You'd be better publishing to Office Online. I think you can set it so
others have write permissions.

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"Julie" wrote in message
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I'm trying to share a calendar between colleagues, but only the original
owner has update capability. When I try to update the calendar, I get a
read-only message. What is the best way to allow both parties to update
the
same calendar? Can you send meeting requests and they accept? Any ideas
would be appreciated.


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Old September 26th 07, 05:36 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Julie
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Default allowing updates on shared internet calendar

Actually, I did publish the calendar to Office Online. I'm thinking there
must be some sort of setting or permission that I have to change. Any ideas?

"BillR [MVP]" wrote:

You'd be better publishing to Office Online. I think you can set it so
others have write permissions.

--
Bill R MVP
"Julie" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to share a calendar between colleagues, but only the original
owner has update capability. When I try to update the calendar, I get a
read-only message. What is the best way to allow both parties to update
the
same calendar? Can you send meeting requests and they accept? Any ideas
would be appreciated.


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Old September 27th 07, 01:43 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
BillR [MVP]
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Default allowing updates on shared internet calendar

I'm thinking it is read-only.
An alternative might be to share using Windows SharePoint Services. It's
been a while since I used it but I recall you could modify Calendar content.
Unfortunately it requires Windows Server 2003. There might be hosted
solutions available.

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"Julie" wrote in message
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Actually, I did publish the calendar to Office Online. I'm thinking there
must be some sort of setting or permission that I have to change. Any
ideas?

"BillR [MVP]" wrote:

You'd be better publishing to Office Online. I think you can set it so
others have write permissions.

--
Bill R MVP
"Julie" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to share a calendar between colleagues, but only the
original
owner has update capability. When I try to update the calendar, I get
a
read-only message. What is the best way to allow both parties to
update
the
same calendar? Can you send meeting requests and they accept? Any
ideas
would be appreciated.



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Old November 25th 07, 08:11 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Framky
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Default allowing updates on shared internet calendar

hello julie,

i have the same problem. any solution ?

regards, frank

"Julie" wrote:

Actually, I did publish the calendar to Office Online. I'm thinking there
must be some sort of setting or permission that I have to change. Any ideas?

"BillR [MVP]" wrote:

You'd be better publishing to Office Online. I think you can set it so
others have write permissions.

--
Bill R MVP
"Julie" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to share a calendar between colleagues, but only the original
owner has update capability. When I try to update the calendar, I get a
read-only message. What is the best way to allow both parties to update
the
same calendar? Can you send meeting requests and they accept? Any ideas
would be appreciated.


 




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