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Need setup a Calendar to use for Scheduling a room that anyone can access
Need setup a Calendar to use for Scheduling a room that anyone can access ideally through the address book of MS Outlook 2000.
Using WinNT4.0, Exchange 5.5, MS Outlook 2000, also, MS W2K pro.
Can anybody point me in the right direction so I can set this up successfully? Thanks, in advance.
Using WinNT4.0, Exchange 5.5, MS Outlook 2000, also, MS W2K pro.
Can anybody point me in the right direction so I can set this up successfully? Thanks, in advance.
In Outlook, you can create a new public folder that contains Calendar items. Then use Exchange Administrator to establish ownership to whomever you choose, and give permissions to make the folder visible and writable to all users (Configuration, Servers, Public Information Store, Folder Permissions.)
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How will people make requests to the Room?
How will people make requests to the Room?
I recently asked a similiar question. It was called, Scheduling appointments with Outlook. I would appreciate more detailed information on how to do this or where I can find information on how to do this. As losgadas asked as well. Post your name with my question as well and I will award the points. But put your answers with losgadas to keep everything in one place. How do people then make requests? Thanks, Franz
I recently asked a similiar question. It was called, Scheduling appointments with Outlook. I would appreciate more detailed information on how to do this or where I can find information on how to do this. As losgadas asked as well. Post your name with my question as well and I will award the points. But put your answers with losgadas to keep everything in one place. How do people then make requests? Thanks, Franz
When they schedule an appointment they can invite the room. The room becomes a resource. Does that make sense? So when you're scheduling a meeting, you would "invite" the conference room just like you would invite a person. You can make each person either a required attendee, an optional attendee or a resource. Make the conference room a resource. Let me know if you need more clarification.
Franz...when this question is completed if you want to award points to me as well (which you don't have to do - questions are posted and paqqed so that others can benefit as well from the answers) post a question with my user id as the question title and I'll respond and you can award points. Of course only do this is my answer to losgadas helps you as well.
Franz...when this question is completed if you want to award points to me as well (which you don't have to do - questions are posted and paqqed so that others can benefit as well from the answers) post a question with my user id as the question title and I'll respond and you can award points. Of course only do this is my answer to losgadas helps you as well.