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qbenboy March 6th 06 07:11 PM

Permissions to a Calendar folder in a Personal Folder.
 
I have a user that wants to share a Calendar folder located in a pst
file, we are using Outlook XP. The permissions tab is not present in
the properties of the Calendar, I can find any specific information
about this. Does anyone know if this can be done at all? Allowing
network users to view a Calendar hosted in a pst file.

thank you,


QRT123 March 6th 06 08:14 PM

Permissions to a Calendar folder in a Personal Folder.
 
I've been told that you cannot do this. We recently went to an
exchange server where this is very easy to do. Shared calendars is the
main reason we did it.


Brian Tillman March 6th 06 09:08 PM

Permissions to a Calendar folder in a Personal Folder.
 
qbenboy wrote:

I have a user that wants to share a Calendar folder located in a pst
file, we are using Outlook XP. The permissions tab is not present in
the properties of the Calendar, I can find any specific information
about this. Does anyone know if this can be done at all? Allowing
network users to view a Calendar hosted in a pst file.


Without third party software you cannot do what you want. See if something
here helps:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/share.htm
--
Brian Tillman


qbenboy March 7th 06 05:28 AM

Permissions to a Calendar folder in a Personal Folder.
 

Brian Tillman wrote:
qbenboy wrote:

I have a user that wants to share a Calendar folder located in a pst
file, we are using Outlook XP. The permissions tab is not present in
the properties of the Calendar, I can find any specific information
about this. Does anyone know if this can be done at all? Allowing
network users to view a Calendar hosted in a pst file.


Without third party software you cannot do what you want. See if something
here helps:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/share.htm
--
Brian Tillman


Thank you for your responses.



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