I have a question and there seems to be several answer. My question is can
Outlook 2003 accept meeting rooms request? I have setup the conference room
as a resource when I setup a meeting. Although I have confirmation that the
meeting room is book, (right away). The problem is that within Outlook the
require attendant do not see the meeting room as part of the TO option. If
so what is the proper way of setting it up so that the resouce room show up
in the TO? The issue is that with Appointment field the Location can be
change. That is why I need the resource room to show up in the TO field.
Also when I go into the meeting room mailbox and look in the INBOX, and if I
accept the meeting the user will also get a confirmation is that a way to
set that up automatically to accept if there is no conflict? Thanks

In Tools | Options | Preferences tab | Calendar Options | Resource Scheduling
.... you can set it to automatically accept meeting requests and cancellations.

The rest i'm not sure about.

/ Pazuzu

"WooYing" wrote:

I have a question and there seems to be several answer. My question is can
Outlook 2003 accept meeting rooms request? I have setup the conference room
as a resource when I setup a meeting. Although I have confirmation that the
meeting room is book, (right away). The problem is that within Outlook the
require attendant do not see the meeting room as part of the TO option. If
so what is the proper way of setting it up so that the resouce room show up
in the TO? The issue is that with Appointment field the Location can be
change. That is why I need the resource room to show up in the TO field.
Also when I go into the meeting room mailbox and look in the INBOX, and if I
accept the meeting the user will also get a confirmation is that a way to
set that up automatically to accept if there is no conflict? Thanks

.... and not to accept meetings that would conflict with existing meetings.

I agree that it would be nice to have a clearer indication for attendees about resources, but there are also merits in treating actual attendees and resources separately. It sounds like your users may need training not to change the Location on the appointments they receive. Assuming they have at least reviewer access, they should be able to check the calendar for the room in question to confirm that's the correct location.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"Pazuzu" wrote in message news
In Tools | Options | Preferences tab | Calendar Options | Resource Scheduling
... you can set it to automatically accept meeting requests and cancellations.

The rest i'm not sure about.

/ Pazuzu

"WooYing" wrote:

I have a question and there seems to be several answer. My question is can
Outlook 2003 accept meeting rooms request? I have setup the conference room
as a resource when I setup a meeting. Although I have confirmation that the
meeting room is book, (right away). The problem is that within Outlook the
require attendant do not see the meeting room as part of the TO option. If
so what is the proper way of setting it up so that the resouce room show up
in the TO? The issue is that with Appointment field the Location can be
change. That is why I need the resource room to show up in the TO field.
Also when I go into the meeting room mailbox and look in the INBOX, and if I
accept the meeting the user will also get a confirmation is that a way to
set that up automatically to accept if there is no conflict? Thanks

Well you right Pazuzu, I have done that. Try this is you can add the
meeting room (resource) as a TO and see if you get a reply back that the
meeting room has accepted your meeting request?

Sue your right but you can't re-invent the whole when they are use to using
the old on. I work at a Fortune 500 company who users do not like to
listen. Thanks

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
.... and not to accept meetings that would conflict with existing meetings.

I agree that it would be nice to have a clearer indication for attendees
about resources, but there are also merits in treating actual attendees and
resources separately. It sounds like your users may need training not to
change the Location on the appointments they receive. Assuming they have at
least reviewer access, they should be able to check the calendar for the
room in question to confirm that's the correct location.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"Pazuzu" wrote in message
news
In Tools | Options | Preferences tab | Calendar Options | Resource
Scheduling
... you can set it to automatically accept meeting requests and
cancellations.

The rest i'm not sure about.

/ Pazuzu

"WooYing" wrote:

I have a question and there seems to be several answer. My question is
can
Outlook 2003 accept meeting rooms request? I have setup the conference
room
as a resource when I setup a meeting. Although I have confirmation that
the
meeting room is book, (right away). The problem is that within Outlook
the
require attendant do not see the meeting room as part of the TO option.
If
so what is the proper way of setting it up so that the resouce room show
up
in the TO? The issue is that with Appointment field the Location can be
change. That is why I need the resource room to show up in the TO field.
Also when I go into the meeting room mailbox and look in the INBOX, and
if I
accept the meeting the user will also get a confirmation is that a way to
set that up automatically to accept if there is no conflict? Thanks

You won't. A resource calendar can accept a booking directly only if you invite it as a resource.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"WooYing" wrote in message ...
Well you right Pazuzu, I have done that. Try this is you can add the
meeting room (resource) as a TO and see if you get a reply back that the
meeting room has accepted your meeting request?

Sue your right but you can't re-invent the whole when they are use to using
the old on. I work at a Fortune 500 company who users do not like to
listen. Thanks

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
... and not to accept meetings that would conflict with existing meetings.

I agree that it would be nice to have a clearer indication for attendees
about resources, but there are also merits in treating actual attendees and
resources separately. It sounds like your users may need training not to
change the Location on the appointments they receive. Assuming they have at
least reviewer access, they should be able to check the calendar for the
room in question to confirm that's the correct location.

"Pazuzu" wrote in message
news
In Tools | Options | Preferences tab | Calendar Options | Resource
Scheduling
... you can set it to automatically accept meeting requests and
cancellations.

The rest i'm not sure about.

/ Pazuzu

"WooYing" wrote:

I have a question and there seems to be several answer. My question is
can
Outlook 2003 accept meeting rooms request? I have setup the conference
room
as a resource when I setup a meeting. Although I have confirmation that
the
meeting room is book, (right away). The problem is that within Outlook
the
require attendant do not see the meeting room as part of the TO option.
If
so what is the proper way of setting it up so that the resouce room show
up
in the TO? The issue is that with Appointment field the Location can be
change. That is why I need the resource room to show up in the TO field.
Also when I go into the meeting room mailbox and look in the INBOX, and
if I
accept the meeting the user will also get a confirmation is that a way to
set that up automatically to accept if there is no conflict? Thanks

When we had Exchange 5.5 and we were running Outlook 98 we were able to do
that. Can you please tell me why the require attendies cannnot see the
resource room when they book it. They can look at the location but again
some fools changes that info. Thanks again

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
You won't. A resource calendar can accept a booking directly only if you
invite it as a resource.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"WooYing" wrote in message
...
Well you right Pazuzu, I have done that. Try this is you can add the
meeting room (resource) as a TO and see if you get a reply back that the
meeting room has accepted your meeting request?

Sue your right but you can't re-invent the whole when they are use to
using
the old on. I work at a Fortune 500 company who users do not like to
listen. Thanks

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
... and not to accept meetings that would conflict with existing meetings.

I agree that it would be nice to have a clearer indication for attendees
about resources, but there are also merits in treating actual attendees
and
resources separately. It sounds like your users may need training not to
change the Location on the appointments they receive. Assuming they have
at
least reviewer access, they should be able to check the calendar for the
room in question to confirm that's the correct location.

"Pazuzu" wrote in message
news
In Tools | Options | Preferences tab | Calendar Options | Resource
Scheduling
... you can set it to automatically accept meeting requests and
cancellations.

The rest i'm not sure about.

/ Pazuzu

"WooYing" wrote:

I have a question and there seems to be several answer. My question is
can
Outlook 2003 accept meeting rooms request? I have setup the conference
room
as a resource when I setup a meeting. Although I have confirmation that
the
meeting room is book, (right away). The problem is that within Outlook
the
require attendant do not see the meeting room as part of the TO option.
If
so what is the proper way of setting it up so that the resouce room show
up
in the TO? The issue is that with Appointment field the Location can be
change. That is why I need the resource room to show up in the TO
field.
Also when I go into the meeting room mailbox and look in the INBOX, and
if I
accept the meeting the user will also get a confirmation is that a way
to
set that up automatically to accept if there is no conflict? Thanks

The person booking the meeting certainly can see the resource, on the Scheduling tab. That's never been an issue.

Anyone who changes the location and shows up at the wrong place as a result will be penalized automatically for that action. Stupidity delivers its own reward. (And there are seldom technological solutions for what are really personnel problems.)

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"WooYing" wrote in message ...
When we had Exchange 5.5 and we were running Outlook 98 we were able to do
that. Can you please tell me why the require attendies cannnot see the
resource room when they book it. They can look at the location but again
some fools changes that info. Thanks again

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
You won't. A resource calendar can accept a booking directly only if you
invite it as a resource.


"WooYing" wrote in message
...
Well you right Pazuzu, I have done that. Try this is you can add the
meeting room (resource) as a TO and see if you get a reply back that the
meeting room has accepted your meeting request?

Sue your right but you can't re-invent the whole when they are use to
using
the old on. I work at a Fortune 500 company who users do not like to
listen. Thanks

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
... and not to accept meetings that would conflict with existing meetings.

I agree that it would be nice to have a clearer indication for attendees
about resources, but there are also merits in treating actual attendees
and
resources separately. It sounds like your users may need training not to
change the Location on the appointments they receive. Assuming they have
at
least reviewer access, they should be able to check the calendar for the
room in question to confirm that's the correct location.

"Pazuzu" wrote in message
news
In Tools | Options | Preferences tab | Calendar Options | Resource
Scheduling
... you can set it to automatically accept meeting requests and
cancellations.

The rest i'm not sure about.

/ Pazuzu

"WooYing" wrote:

I have a question and there seems to be several answer. My question is
can
Outlook 2003 accept meeting rooms request? I have setup the conference
room
as a resource when I setup a meeting. Although I have confirmation that
the
meeting room is book, (right away). The problem is that within Outlook
the
require attendant do not see the meeting room as part of the TO option.
If
so what is the proper way of setting it up so that the resouce room show
up
in the TO? The issue is that with Appointment field the Location can be
change. That is why I need the resource room to show up in the TO
field.
Also when I go into the meeting room mailbox and look in the INBOX, and
if I
accept the meeting the user will also get a confirmation is that a way
to
set that up automatically to accept if there is no conflict? Thanks

I have a slightly different scenario to consider.

If I have setup a resource mailbox, I know that I need to select it in the
Resources field (rather than Required or Optional) for it to direct book. Can
the mailbox be setup such that it can automatically defaults to being the
"little green house symbol" for resource rather than "Red Up Arrow"/"Blue I"
for Required/Optional?
--
Ant....


"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

The person booking the meeting certainly can see the resource, on the Scheduling tab. That's never been an issue.

Anyone who changes the location and shows up at the wrong place as a result will be penalized automatically for that action. Stupidity delivers its own reward. (And there are seldom technological solutions for what are really personnel problems.)

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"WooYing" wrote in message ...
When we had Exchange 5.5 and we were running Outlook 98 we were able to do
that. Can you please tell me why the require attendies cannnot see the
resource room when they book it. They can look at the location but again
some fools changes that info. Thanks again

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
You won't. A resource calendar can accept a booking directly only if you
invite it as a resource.


"WooYing" wrote in message
...
Well you right Pazuzu, I have done that. Try this is you can add the
meeting room (resource) as a TO and see if you get a reply back that the
meeting room has accepted your meeting request?

Sue your right but you can't re-invent the whole when they are use to
using
the old on. I work at a Fortune 500 company who users do not like to
listen. Thanks

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
... and not to accept meetings that would conflict with existing meetings.

I agree that it would be nice to have a clearer indication for attendees
about resources, but there are also merits in treating actual attendees
and
resources separately. It sounds like your users may need training not to
change the Location on the appointments they receive. Assuming they have
at
least reviewer access, they should be able to check the calendar for the
room in question to confirm that's the correct location.

"Pazuzu" wrote in message
news In Tools | Options | Preferences tab | Calendar Options | Resource
Scheduling
... you can set it to automatically accept meeting requests and
cancellations.

The rest i'm not sure about.

/ Pazuzu

"WooYing" wrote:

I have a question and there seems to be several answer. My question is
can
Outlook 2003 accept meeting rooms request? I have setup the conference
room
as a resource when I setup a meeting. Although I have confirmation that
the
meeting room is book, (right away). The problem is that within Outlook
the
require attendant do not see the meeting room as part of the TO option.
If
so what is the proper way of setting it up so that the resouce room show
up
in the TO? The issue is that with Appointment field the Location can be
change. That is why I need the resource room to show up in the TO
field.
Also when I go into the meeting room mailbox and look in the INBOX, and
if I
accept the meeting the user will also get a confirmation is that a way
to
set that up automatically to accept if there is no conflict? Thanks

No, I think you'd need something like Exchange Resource Manager from http://www.swinc.com to make that happen.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx

"Ant" .(do notspam) wrote in message ...
I have a slightly different scenario to consider.

If I have setup a resource mailbox, I know that I need to select it in the
Resources field (rather than Required or Optional) for it to direct book. Can
the mailbox be setup such that it can automatically defaults to being the
"little green house symbol" for resource rather than "Red Up Arrow"/"Blue I"
for Required/Optional?
--
Ant....


"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

The person booking the meeting certainly can see the resource, on the Scheduling tab. That's never been an issue.

Anyone who changes the location and shows up at the wrong place as a result will be penalized automatically for that action. Stupidity delivers its own reward. (And there are seldom technological solutions for what are really personnel problems.)

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"WooYing" wrote in message ...
When we had Exchange 5.5 and we were running Outlook 98 we were able to do
that. Can you please tell me why the require attendies cannnot see the
resource room when they book it. They can look at the location but again
some fools changes that info. Thanks again

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
You won't. A resource calendar can accept a booking directly only if you
invite it as a resource.


"WooYing" wrote in message
...
Well you right Pazuzu, I have done that. Try this is you can add the
meeting room (resource) as a TO and see if you get a reply back that the
meeting room has accepted your meeting request?

Sue your right but you can't re-invent the whole when they are use to
using
the old on. I work at a Fortune 500 company who users do not like to
listen. Thanks

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
... and not to accept meetings that would conflict with existing meetings.

I agree that it would be nice to have a clearer indication for attendees
about resources, but there are also merits in treating actual attendees
and
resources separately. It sounds like your users may need training not to
change the Location on the appointments they receive. Assuming they have
at
least reviewer access, they should be able to check the calendar for the
room in question to confirm that's the correct location.

"Pazuzu" wrote in message
news In Tools | Options | Preferences tab | Calendar Options | Resource
Scheduling
... you can set it to automatically accept meeting requests and
cancellations.

The rest i'm not sure about.

/ Pazuzu

"WooYing" wrote:

I have a question and there seems to be several answer. My question is
can
Outlook 2003 accept meeting rooms request? I have setup the conference
room
as a resource when I setup a meeting. Although I have confirmation that
the
meeting room is book, (right away). The problem is that within Outlook
the
require attendant do not see the meeting room as part of the TO option.
If
so what is the proper way of setting it up so that the resouce room show
up
in the TO? The issue is that with Appointment field the Location can be
change. That is why I need the resource room to show up in the TO
field.
Also when I go into the meeting room mailbox and look in the INBOX, and
if I
accept the meeting the user will also get a confirmation is that a way
to
set that up automatically to accept if there is no conflict? Thanks