Outlook 2002: Who Created an Appointment

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Larry - 29 Jun 2004 21:17 GMT

I've seen that solution listed for older versions of
Outlook. I'm running Outlook 2002 and cannot find
an "Organizer" field listed under any category in Field
Chooser. The closest is "NetMeeting Organizer Email". I
tried that field just to be thorough and it contains no
data (we aren't currently using NetMeeting, so I'm not
surprised). Have you seen an "Organizer" field in
Outlook 2002? If so, do you know what I might need to do
to get it to appear as an option for me?

>-----Original Message-----
>If you change the |View to a Table type and then drag

the Organizer field

>from the Field Chooser you should be able to see who

created the item. Note

>the Organizer field is located under "All Appointment

Fields"

>"Larry Des Jardines" <ldesjard@tomscottlaw.com> wrote in

message

>news:2d2c01c45d4c$cf751130$7d02280a@phx.gbl...
>> We have shared access to calendars and from time to

time

>> the question of who created an appointment comes up.
>> We've resolved that question in the past by looking at
>> the calendar in a table view that included the "from"
>> field. After applying Office XP Service Pack 3 over

the

>> weekend, however, the "from" field in newly created
>> appointments now contains the name of the calendar's
>> owner, not the name of the person who actually created
>> the appointment. The "from" field on appointments
>> created prior to applying SP3 still contains the name

>> the person who created the appointment.
>>
>> Anyone know how I can tell who created an appointment
>> after having applied SP3? Thanks in advance for your
>> help!
>>
>> Outlook 2002
>> Exchange Server 2000
>> Windows 2000 (server)
>> Windows XP (client)
>
>.

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Robert Crayk - 30 Jun 2004 09:20 GMT

Haven't got a copy of Outlook 2002 running at the moment but it is in
Outlook 2003 it is located under All Appointment Fields

> I've seen that solution listed for older versions of
> Outlook. I'm running Outlook 2002 and cannot find
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