Exchange server? Right click on the calendar folder(s) and choose
properties. Add or change that person's permissions so she can only edit
appointments she made.

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> We have an eager beaver in the office who is constantly changing
> everyone's
> appointment descriptions. I can't lock her out of editing totally, but
> would like to be able to lock some entries so that she can't change them
AlfD - 04 Dec 2004 00:11 GMT
Better still: tackle the real problem which is the person>
This is a management problem, not a computer problem. Firewalls can
only do so much....
Alf
> Exchange server? Right click on the calendar folder(s) and choose
> properties. Add or change that person's permissions so she can only edit
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> > appointment descriptions. I can't lock her out of editing totally, but
> > would like to be able to lock some entries so that she can't change them
mtreichler - 08 Dec 2004 23:19 GMT
You are right of course. I was just hoping that it could be done.
> Better still: tackle the real problem which is the person>
> This is a management problem, not a computer problem. Firewalls can
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> > > appointment descriptions. I can't lock her out of editing totally, but
> > > would like to be able to lock some entries so that she can't change them