centralise outlook calendar for the whole company

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Post May 4th, 2004, 12:27 am

Hi.. we all know that we can create calendar for ourselves. But can we implement centralise outlook calendar for the whole office or let anyone know the company event and at what time?


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Post May 4th, 2004, 2:59 am

Lotus notes is pretty tough for these stuff...
But i dont think its free...
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Post May 4th, 2004, 6:31 am

If you have a central guy in your company that updates the calendar all you would need to do is share the calender and everyone else could view it. You can even allow certain people to be able to make changes to the calendar as well. My Warrant Officer does this and it is great. We are running Office 2000 using the calendar in Outlook.
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Post May 4th, 2004, 10:01 am

If you have Outlook running on an Exchange server then this sounds like a job for public folders! See if you can see an entry that says 'Public Folders' in the folder list in Outlook. If so open it then open 'All Public Folders' then right click 'All Public Folders' and click 'New folder'. Give it a name (Public calender etc) and in the drop down set it to 'Calender Items'

Proving you have permissions it should add a new calander public folder. You may need to go into the properties of it and set permissions for everyone in your company to access it.

(written in a hurry! but should be accurate)

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