Have you had a look at the Group Schedule? They are in 2002 and 2003 and
you can set it to show you all resources, or just some, or a team of people.
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> We currently have 20+ resource accounts that track conference rooms,
> projectors, laptops, etc. we are using the Auto Accept agent for scheduling
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> Any Ideas, suggestions, third party tools... Etc?
Erik Parker - 10 May 2005 17:31 GMT
We have that configured as well, we are wanting a calendar view of it for
more of a quick reference that users are used to seeing...
> Have you had a look at the Group Schedule? They are in 2002 and 2003 and
> you can set it to show you all resources, or just some, or a team of people.
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> > Any Ideas, suggestions, third party tools... Etc?
Erik Parker - 10 May 2005 23:56 GMT
Is there a way to import / create, the group schedule for everyone using a
script, macro, prf etc.??? I have created one on each of the individual
resource accounts that pulls up the other resources but have had to thus far
create a group view on individual users mailboxes so that they can see it...
we have approx 200 users so any way to automate this change would be
appreciated by our 2 techs that support our 4 sites...
> Have you had a look at the Group Schedule? They are in 2002 and 2003 and
> you can set it to show you all resources, or just some, or a team of people.
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> > Any Ideas, suggestions, third party tools... Etc?