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Share Users Detailed Outlook Calendar and Make it Dynamic
I know I can create a Public Calendar in Exchange and then create a Group
Schedule but users have to open the public email folders, select the Public Calendar and then select Action and then select View Group Schedules (Not sure how this works for my Outlook 2000 users yet). This displays all users I added to the Group but it only shows Free, Busy or Out Of Office. Would be nice if it were exact replica of each Group Members current private Exchange Outlook calendar and have it Dynamic as well. Once it's set up if a user makes a change to there private Exchange Calendar on their PC it replicates to the Public (Company Wide) Calendar and has details as opposed to just Free, Busy or Out of Office. That way each user would essentially manage his/her calendar. I am hoping there is an easier way. Would like to have 1 Calendar in the Public Folders that details all users (or users I select from GAL) schedules (Appointment with whom, names, appointment notes ECT) as seen on their current Exchange calendar including details. Can this be done? |
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Outlook 2000 doesn't support group schedules. You might want to take a =
look at the other group calendar viewers listed at = http://www.slipstick.com/calendar/scheduleall.htm=20 --=20 Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003 http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for=20 Administrators, Power Users, and Developers http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx "rvaldes" wrote in message = ... I know I can create a Public Calendar in Exchange and then create a = Group=20 Schedule but users have to open the public email folders, select the = Public=20 Calendar and then select Action and then select View Group Schedules = (Not=20 sure how this works for my Outlook 2000 users yet). This displays all = users I=20 added to the Group but it only shows Free, Busy or Out Of Office. = Would be=20 nice if it were exact replica of each Group Members current private = Exchange=20 Outlook calendar and have it Dynamic as well. Once it's set up if a = user=20 makes a change to there private Exchange Calendar on their PC it = replicates=20 to the Public (Company Wide) Calendar and has details as opposed to = just=20 Free, Busy or Out of Office. That way each user would essentially = manage=20 his/her calendar.=20 =20 =20 =20 I am hoping there is an easier way. Would like to have 1 Calendar in = the=20 Public Folders that details all users (or users I select from GAL) = schedules=20 (Appointment with whom, names, appointment notes ECT) as seen on their = current Exchange calendar including details. =20 =20 =20 Can this be done? |
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Check out this link with some 3rd party options -
http://www.slipstick.com/calendar/scheduleall.htm Regards -- Francine Otterson President, San Diego Outlook User Group "rvaldes" wrote in message ... I know I can create a Public Calendar in Exchange and then create a Group Schedule but users have to open the public email folders, select the Public Calendar and then select Action and then select View Group Schedules (Not sure how this works for my Outlook 2000 users yet). This displays all users I added to the Group but it only shows Free, Busy or Out Of Office. Would be nice if it were exact replica of each Group Members current private Exchange Outlook calendar and have it Dynamic as well. Once it's set up if a user makes a change to there private Exchange Calendar on their PC it replicates to the Public (Company Wide) Calendar and has details as opposed to just Free, Busy or Out of Office. That way each user would essentially manage his/her calendar. I am hoping there is an easier way. Would like to have 1 Calendar in the Public Folders that details all users (or users I select from GAL) schedules (Appointment with whom, names, appointment notes ECT) as seen on their current Exchange calendar including details. Can this be done? |
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I believe that what you are looking for is exactly this exchange add-on:
www.ExchangeGroupCalendar.com It shows what the users have in one or more public calendars and has a lot of additional options. "rvaldes" schreef in bericht ... I know I can create a Public Calendar in Exchange and then create a Group Schedule but users have to open the public email folders, select the Public Calendar and then select Action and then select View Group Schedules (Not sure how this works for my Outlook 2000 users yet). This displays all users I added to the Group but it only shows Free, Busy or Out Of Office. Would be nice if it were exact replica of each Group Members current private Exchange Outlook calendar and have it Dynamic as well. Once it's set up if a user makes a change to there private Exchange Calendar on their PC it replicates to the Public (Company Wide) Calendar and has details as opposed to just Free, Busy or Out of Office. That way each user would essentially manage his/her calendar. I am hoping there is an easier way. Would like to have 1 Calendar in the Public Folders that details all users (or users I select from GAL) schedules (Appointment with whom, names, appointment notes ECT) as seen on their current Exchange calendar including details. Can this be done? |
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