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October 1st 09, 11:49 PM
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How do I block network users from viewing my Outlook schedule?
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October 2nd 09, 01:32 AM
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How do I block network users from viewing my Outlook schedule?
I think you can change that in the properties of the Calendar folder (right
click on the folder and choose Properties). There should be a tab for security "OneTimeQuestioner" wrote in message ...
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October 2nd 09, 02:23 PM
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How do I block network users from viewing my Outlook schedule?
"OneTimeQuestioner" wrote in
message ... nothing When you ask questions, use the big white space in the body. Don't rely on only the subject. The answer is "depends on how they're seeing it." If they're seeing it in Free/Busy when they schedule a meeting with you, then stop publishing your free/busy information. ToolsoptionsCalendar OptionsFree/Busy Options. Set the number of months to zero. If they're looking directly at your calendar, then stop sharing it or set your events to be private. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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October 4th 09, 10:32 PM
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How do I block network users from viewing my Outlook schedule?
Just to add a bit to Brian's suggestion, it is always helpful to include:
- Your Outlook Version (including any service packs) Nikki "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message ... "OneTimeQuestioner" wrote in message ... nothing When you ask questions, use the big white space in the body. Don't rely on only the subject. The answer is "depends on how they're seeing it." If they're seeing it in Free/Busy when they schedule a meeting with you, then stop publishing your free/busy information. ToolsoptionsCalendar OptionsFree/Busy Options. Set the number of months to zero. If they're looking directly at your calendar, then stop sharing it or set your events to be private. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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