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Eliminate calendar details in "Meeting Request" chart

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m12321@worldnet.att.net - 13 Dec 2004 21:34 GMT
When I use the meeting request feature, I see a graphic display of my
calendar and the calendars of other attendees. For some attendees, I
see only blue bars for their appointments... for my entries, I see the
subject of the appointment as well.

How can I turn this off, so that others cannot see the details of my
appointments when they use the "new meeting request" feature?
Thanks!

Mark
Judy Gleeson - 15 Dec 2004 21:40 GMT
The ones where you see details are calendars that you have permission to
see.  if you don't want others to see details of your meetings, don't give
them permission.

Judy Gleeson
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> When I use the meeting request feature, I see a graphic display of my
> calendar and the calendars of other attendees. For some attendees, I
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> Mark
CJ Vasani - 24 Jan 2005 16:42 GMT
Better yet, under the scheduling tab of a meeting, on the bottom left click on the "Options" tab and deselect "Show Calendar Details"...

yey!!! problem solved!!!
 
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