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I believe it does that well. &nbsp;Take a look in the help and see how good of an explanation you can get. &nbsp;I can check on it tonight at home but I won't be able to verify the ES parts of it.
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I believe it does that well.  Take a look in the help and see how good of an explanation you can get.  I can check on it tonight at home but I won't be able to verify the ES parts of it.

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Yeah that would be great. Im just hoping someone out there has implemented something like that out there and can pass along their setup. Thanks
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Yeah that would be great. Im just hoping someone out there has implemented something like that out there and can pass along their setup. Thanks

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Ok here is my dilemma. We want to start taking advantage of OUtlook/exchange by using a Corporate Calendar as well as scheduling meetings. &nbsp;We are going to upgrade everyone to office 2003 to get everyone on the same page. &nbsp;Will outlook be able to send out an email for a meeting and then if the intvitee is busy will they get a reply back automatically saying that the inviteee is unavailable or is available. &nbsp;Basically we only have about 20 users but use all these other programs here to do what Outlook can already do. If there are any books or if anyone has implemented using outlook to the fullest I would appreciate any info. &nbsp;I know office 2003 has only been out a short time, but I figure someone out there has to have some ideas or somehwere I can see some demos. THanks for any help.
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Ok here is my dilemma. We want to start taking advantage of OUtlook/exchange by using a Corporate Calendar as well as scheduling meetings.  We are going to upgrade everyone to office 2003 to get everyone on the same page.  Will outlook be able to send out an email for a meeting and then if the intvitee is busy will they get a reply back automatically saying that the inviteee is unavailable or is available.  Basically we only have about 20 users but use all these other programs here to do what Outlook can already do. If there are any books or if anyone has implemented using outlook to the fullest I would appreciate any info.  I know office 2003 has only been out a short time, but I figure someone out there has to have some ideas or somehwere I can see some demos. THanks for any help.

Scheduling in Outlook 2003

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.