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Hi E Aravind,<br />
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Thanks for your input. Not really the answer I was hoping for but I fear you are correct..<br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
Jason<br />
User One
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Hi E Aravind,

Thanks for your input. Not really the answer I was hoping for but I fear you are correct..

Thanks

Jason
User One

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Hi,<br />
<br />
We have a customer who has PDA's out on the road with workmen &amp;&nbsp;the girls in the office update their calendars for jobs etc. We have an issue where some of the guys move or delete appointments &amp;&nbsp;would like to restrict their access to read only.<br />
Currently the customer ha<br />
MS Exchange 2007 Std<br />
Active Sync enabled &amp;&nbsp;available for PDA type users.<br />
<br />
For each engineer we have given them a mailbox within exchange &amp;&nbsp;configured their PDA to access their emails &amp;&nbsp;calendars. We then share these calendars for the operators so they can update the engineers calendar so they can see where they are supposed to be.<br />
We need to find a way to stop any of the engineers from making changes on their calendars only. This way only the office workers can make changes. Is this possible? <br />
<br />
Jason<br />

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Hi,

We have a customer who has PDA's out on the road with workmen & the girls in the office update their calendars for jobs etc. We have an issue where some of the guys move or delete appointments & would like to restrict their access to read only.
Currently the customer ha
MS Exchange 2007 Std
Active Sync enabled & available for PDA type users.

For each engineer we have given them a mailbox within exchange & configured their PDA to access their emails & calendars. We then share these calendars for the operators so they can update the engineers calendar so they can see where they are supposed to be.
We need to find a way to stop any of the engineers from making changes on their calendars only. This way only the office workers can make changes. Is this possible? 

Jason


MS Outlook restrict access to your own calendar

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