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How can I track who does what (makes changes) in the Calendar?

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camarilf - 05 Sep 2007 14:34 GMT
I have several people updating a calendar and was wondering if there is a way
to track who makes what changes to the calendar.
Diane Poremsky - 05 Sep 2007 22:15 GMT
Changes, no; add new appointments, yes, look at the owner field.

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>I have several people updating a calendar and was wondering if there is a
>way
> to track who makes what changes to the calendar.
Tony G - 06 Sep 2007 18:46 GMT
Where is this owner field I can't find anything.
Running Outlook '03 and '07
Thank you

> Changes, no; add new appointments, yes, look at the owner field.
>
> >I have several people updating a calendar and was wondering if there is a
> >way
> > to track who makes what changes to the calendar.
 
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