Chach_Rock
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What's the benefit of custom resource properties for Room mailboxes?
I'm using room mailboxes and would like to show users the number of seats in a room and the custom properties. How can a user see this information in Outlook? Is there a version restriction (only Outlook 2007)?
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Yes, I know that. I've done that. The question is how can the client see this information and if they can't, what's the point?
It is listed when you use Outlook 2007 or OWA, if you are using a previous version of Outlook it is not displayed.
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Where is it listed? I'm using OWA and Outlook 2007 and I can't see it anywhere. I thought it would be on the Scheduling Assistant tab but I don't see anything.
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How you getting on with this - do you need any more help?
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I've already removed/recreated most of the default address lists in Exchange 2007. The All Rooms list was not recreated as it wasn't necessary for us at the time. I'll archive this as I have a more pressing issue to resolve.
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This is as correct as it can get I suppose.
These are added using Set-resourceConfig via PowerShell.
" Set-ResourceConfig -ResourcePropertySchema allows you to add special features (whiteboard, projector, other facilities etc)