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ardavis33 - 20 Jan 2008 02:06 GMT

I am sharing my calendar from work at home but i can't get the whole calendar
to publish. In the "time span" I want to publish the whole calendar but it is
greyed out. how can I get the 'whole calendat' published?

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Diane Poremsky - 20 Jan 2008 02:33 GMT

you can only publish part of the default calendar.

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> I am sharing my calendar from work at home but i can't get the whole
> calendar
> to publish. In the "time span" I want to publish the whole calendar but it
> is
> greyed out. how can I get the 'whole calendat' published?

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ardavis33 - 20 Jan 2008 02:59 GMT

Diane,
Question. Would it be better to subscribe to an internet calendar or publish
a copy of my main calendar so that I can publish the whole calendar. i run a
charter coach company and we use outlook to schedule the trips. I want to be
able to see the whole calendar from home. Which is the best way to
accomplish this?

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> you can only publish part of the default calendar.
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> > is
> > greyed out. how can I get the 'whole calendat' published?

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