I am looking for a better solution to the following Outlook/Exchange problem.
At the end of every workday I ( you can call me user1 ), need to send my
boss ( let's call him manager1 ) and three other managers ( let's call them
manager2, manager3, and manager4 copies of each others calendar for the next
day.
--- Here is what I do currently.
I have access to all the 4 manger's callendars in my outlook and I display
them side-by-side. I minimize my task bar at the bottom of my screen and my
folder navigation on the left and do a print-screen. I then address an email
to a distribution list that contains the 4 manager's email addresses and
paste the screen shot into the body of the email and send it out.
---- Here is what's not so great and what I'd like to improve.
Sometimes the manager's can't quite make out the appointments of other
managers because the screen shot of the 4 side-by-side calendars clips the
contents of appointments, and also if the days are packed with a lot of
appointments I can't quite get the entire day vertically in the screen shot.
---- Suggestions or solutions wanted.
I have received one suggestion: that I add to the screen shot of the 4
calendars side-by-side, attachments of individual screen shots for each of
the 4 managers; which obviously whould show the appointments in a larger
space and more clearly. Is there a way to speed this up with some kind of
macro or VBA that's not that big a deal? ... or is there some much simpler
solution that I am overlooking. Is there a way to quickly convert a single
day's calendar to an image or Word document - I have seen Word temples for a
week and a month, but not for a single day.

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Stewart
Judy Gleeson MVP Outlook - 19 Dec 2005 10:58 GMT
What are you actually trying to achieve?
If you have 2002 or 2003 you could just show each user how to make a Group
Schedule and they can look at live data from lots of Calendars at once.
Please post your version (AT LEAST) when you have a question.
Judy Gleeson [MVP Outlook]
Acorn Training and Consulting
www.acorntraining.com.au
Everyone - turn on your Advanced Toolbars and learn how to use the Field
Chooser and Group by Box!!
>I am looking for a better solution to the following Outlook/Exchange
problem.
>
> At the end of every workday I ( you can call me user1 ), need to send my
> boss ( let's call him manager1 ) and three other managers ( let's call
them
> manager2, manager3, and manager4 copies of each others calendar for the
next
> day.
>
> --- Here is what I do currently.
> I have access to all the 4 manger's callendars in my outlook and I
display
> them side-by-side. I minimize my task bar at the bottom of my screen and
my
> folder navigation on the left and do a print-screen. I then address an
email
> to a distribution list that contains the 4 manager's email addresses and
> paste the screen shot into the body of the email and send it out.
>
> ---- Here is what's not so great and what I'd like to improve.
> Sometimes the manager's can't quite make out the appointments of other
> managers because the screen shot of the 4 side-by-side calendars clips
the
> contents of appointments, and also if the days are packed with a lot of
> appointments I can't quite get the entire day vertically in the screen
shot.
>
> ---- Suggestions or solutions wanted.
> I have received one suggestion: that I add to the screen shot of the 4
> calendars side-by-side, attachments of individual screen shots for each
of
> the 4 managers; which obviously whould show the appointments in a larger
> space and more clearly. Is there a way to speed this up with some kind
of
> macro or VBA that's not that big a deal? ... or is there some much
simpler
> solution that I am overlooking. Is there a way to quickly convert a
single
> day's calendar to an image or Word document - I have seen Word temples
for a
> week and a month, but not for a single day.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --
> Stewart
>
Stewart N - 21 Dec 2005 03:46 GMT
What is the best way for an manager's assistant to present 4 managers with
each other's calendars for just the following workday -- no continuing group
schedule or otherwise sharing their calandars -- just the next workday's
calendar.
This will need to be done every workday.

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Stewart
> What are you actually trying to achieve?
>
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