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Hello,<br />
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I've been using the following PowerShell command to remove calendar permissions:<br />
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Remove-MailboxFolderPermis<wbr />sion jdoe:\Calendar –User jsmith<br />
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This works, but it also leaves the calendar visible in Outlook 2010, although only availability information is available.<br />
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Is there a way to remove the visibility of the availability information as well, so that no trace of the former calendar is visible?<br />
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Scott
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Hello,

I've been using the following PowerShell command to remove calendar permissions:

Remove-MailboxFolderPermission jdoe:\Calendar –User jsmith

This works, but it also leaves the calendar visible in Outlook 2010, although only availability information is available.

Is there a way to remove the visibility of the availability information as well, so that no trace of the former calendar is visible?

Scott

Removing visibility of &lt;AvailabilityOnly&gt; when removing Calendar permission via Powershell

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Removing visibility of &lt;AvailabilityOnly&gt; when removing Calendar permission via Powershell

Removing visibility of <AvailabilityOnly> when removing Calendar permission via Powershell