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A co-worker of mine mentioned that he ran across a third party tool that might work (don't know what he found). &nbsp;We can certainly do a separate folder, but then the boss would have to open two calendars (you know how these things are. . .). &nbsp;Maybe we'll have to teach them some sort of secret code :). . .
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A co-worker of mine mentioned that he ran across a third party tool that might work (don't know what he found).  We can certainly do a separate folder, but then the boss would have to open two calendars (you know how these things are. . .).  Maybe we'll have to teach them some sort of secret code :). . .

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Is there a way to hide an individuals appointment details in a public folder calendar? &nbsp;For example, the president of the company doesn't mind if the management group sees that he has an appointment at a certain time, but he doesn't want anyone but he and is secretary to be able to view the details. &nbsp;We use Exchange Server 2003 &amp;&nbsp;Outlook 2003. &nbsp;Is there a way to set it up like he wants? 
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Is there a way to hide an individuals appointment details in a public folder calendar?  For example, the president of the company doesn't mind if the management group sees that he has an appointment at a certain time, but he doesn't want anyone but he and is secretary to be able to view the details.  We use Exchange Server 2003 & Outlook 2003.  Is there a way to set it up like he wants? 

Hide Calendar Appointment Details in a Public Folder from other Users - How?

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.