He doesnt use his personal one, just the public one. He wants to make sure
everyone in the organization has access to it.
Why not give everyone permission to view the personal one? (Change the
default permission on it)

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> He doesnt use his personal one, just the public one. He wants to make
> sure
> everyone in the organization has access to it.
Judy Gleeson (MVP Outlook) - 01 Nov 2007 04:24 GMT
Then teach them how to see his Calendar using the Group Schedules. The
whole company should be able to see his free/busy data even without
permissions. Here's an article about them:
http://judygleeson.com/groupschedules.aspx
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> Why not give everyone permission to view the personal one? (Change the
> default permission on it)
>
>> He doesnt use his personal one, just the public one. He wants to make
>> sure
>> everyone in the organization has access to it.