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Using Calender for Information not Meetings

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ClinicITguy1 - 02 Feb 2006 17:51 GMT
My company would like to share a calendar to list information, not meeting
times.  Specifically, they would like to list peoples names on the day in
which they take leave, and the type of leave.  The only items I see available
to add to the Outlook 2003 calendar are meetings or events.  Is there an
intuitive way that we can do what we need with Outlook 2003?
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 02 Feb 2006 18:01 GMT
Add a regular appointment or event and put the person's name in the Contacts box at the bottom. You may need to add them as a contact first if they're only listed in the GAL at present.

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> My company would like to share a calendar to list information, not meeting
> times.  Specifically, they would like to list peoples names on the day in
> which they take leave, and the type of leave.  The only items I see available
> to add to the Outlook 2003 calendar are meetings or events.  Is there an
> intuitive way that we can do what we need with Outlook 2003?
 
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