How can I share only location of the meetings on my calender?

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Sonali - 07 Nov 2007 22:32 GMT

Lets say, it is emergency and I want to find my spouse. I know he/she is in
meeting but I don't know which building/room etc. If I can ask him to share
his calender in such a way that I can always see only the location of his
meetings it will be very useful

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Diane Poremsky - 08 Nov 2007 02:19 GMT

Version of Outlook? Are you both using Exchange server? You can't show just
the location but if you are both on the same server, you can give specific
people more rights to your calendar.

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> Lets say, it is emergency and I want to find my spouse. I know he/she is
> in
> meeting but I don't know which building/room etc. If I can ask him to
> share
> his calender in such a way that I can always see only the location of his
> meetings it will be very useful

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Sonali - 10 Nov 2007 00:44 GMT

Both of us are using Office outlook 2007 and Exchange server. We are not on
the same server though.

> Version of Outlook? Are you both using Exchange server? You can't show just
> the location but if you are both on the same server, you can give specific
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> > his calender in such a way that I can always see only the location of his
> > meetings it will be very useful

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Diane Poremsky - 10 Nov 2007 15:34 GMT

Then you can't control it using permissions - you'll see either the
published free/busy or the published details (choices are free/busy, FB &
Subject or full details).

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> Both of us are using Office outlook 2007 and Exchange server. We are not
> on
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>> > his
>> > meetings it will be very useful

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