I was looking at that website but I'm not seeing how that will help
me. Is there just a way that if I delegate control to someone that
when THEY put something on my calendar, I get an email? What I don't
want to happen them put something on my calendar and I don't see it
and I miss an appointment, or I find out about it 15 minutes before.
Is that possible?
Oliver Vukovics - 07 Jul 2007 16:46 GMT
Dear jch2os,
you write:
>but I'm not seeing how that will help me.
On this site of slipstick you see a lot of programs who support different
kind of "group calendars" with different functions.
If they would support the function you ask for, you must have a look on the
website of the developers.
As an example: On the slipstick site is a short description to a product
named "Exchange Central"
The description is on this site.
http://www.ms-add-on.com/products-exchange-eng.htm
You must read this site by yourself.
You must test the software by yourself.
The slipstick site is a "Dictionary" of nearly all existing programs, but
you must decide, which is the right program for you.
--
Oliver Vukovics
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Synchronisation for Outlook and Exchange: Public SyncTool
http://www.publicshareware.com
>I was looking at that website but I'm not seeing how that will help
> me. Is there just a way that if I delegate control to someone that
> when THEY put something on my calendar, I get an email? What I don't
> want to happen them put something on my calendar and I don't see it
> and I miss an appointment, or I find out about it 15 minutes before.
> Is that possible?
Diane Poremsky - 07 Jul 2007 18:05 GMT
This is not a feature of outlook - you'll need a 3rd party utility.

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>I was looking at that website but I'm not seeing how that will help
> me. Is there just a way that if I delegate control to someone that
> when THEY put something on my calendar, I get an email? What I don't
> want to happen them put something on my calendar and I don't see it
> and I miss an appointment, or I find out about it 15 minutes before.
> Is that possible?
jch2os@gmail.com - 10 Jul 2007 00:41 GMT
Thanks! I was thinking you were pointing me to walk me through doing
this. I didn't realize that I needed third party software. I'll
start looking. Thanks for everyones help!
Jason