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March 9th 06, 05:11 AM
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Over-booking resources in Outlook
We have an issue with people booking resources (by invite) for a few days
(whole day booking). When you do block day booking (by invite) it comes by default with the resources set as free for the day! Thus the system will accept subsequent over-bookings :-( When you book on a block of time within one day it comes by default with the time as busy! I have tried educating people but it does not appear to work Is there a hack that I can use to set the status to come by default as busy even for the full day events? Thanks Cris 
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