hello. we have public folders that have calendars in them to schedule
meetings in our confrence rooms. we have just upgraded from office 2000 to
office 2003.
in office 2000, when you created conflicting calendar appointments(double

My manager pointed out to me that at one point he checked couple of his
employees' calendar throught Attendee availability in Outlook XP and he was
able to see beyong two months default calendar entries, but when the next
morning he tried it again, it was back to the two months ...

User schedules a meeting, invites others, & when goes to open the meeting
notice all the attendees invited are missing and so is the Tracking tab.  On
attendees's PC's the meeting notice is in tact, including everyone who is
invited.  

Outlook 2003 doesn't seem to have China (PRC) holidays.  I live in China and
need these holidays in my calendar.  Can I download these from somewhere and
import into the Outlook 2003 calendar?

In outlook calendar view, if you prefer to have 5 days shown automatically
(i.e. the work week), you have to select it every time.
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There is a number in parenthsis beside the word "Calendar" in my folder list.
I've been told that this indicates the number of unanswered appointments in
the calendar.  I would like to clear those appointments, but don't know how
to locate the ones in question.  Any ideas???

We use the calendar with the exchange server.  The account name is set in the
exchange server, but I would like to change the name for the user's view.  
This would be the place in 2003 where you checkmark a box to view that user's
calendar. The user would like a person's name, ...

We need to e-mail an Outlook calendar view (week or month) to several
organizations outside ours, some who don't use Outlook.  Is there a way to do
this from Outlook?  Or do we just need to print it, scan it, & send the image?

I think the answer is no but if anyone tells me different I will be very
pleased.
My wife and I run a very small business, and we have three XP Home PC's
connected via a router.

In Outlook 2003 Professional:  How do I schedule a meeting (that I am not
attending myself) and not have it block the time on my calendar?
I schedule/coordinate/facilitate meetings for my supervisor, but when others
try to schedule meetings with me, the meetings I am not attending ...

We are using outlook 2000.  When a delegate tries to check the attendee
availability it is showing as 18 hours prior to when the actual meeting is.  
The calendar view is fine.  We have checked both Calendar options time zones
and also windows time zones and both are showing as ...

Most managers in our organization have their secretary's book their
meeting in Outlook Calendar (they are Delegates). In some situations
the manager may need to alter the meeting for some reason, delete,
modify date/time.

I would like to share my personal (side-by-side) calender with my collagues.
We have outlook 2003 and MS exchange server. Can anybody help me?

I work for a contracting company.
My employer has an exchange aerver and uses the calendar to schedule
appointments.
My client has a separate exchange server and (I have an exchange account

is there any way to do this.. I have gone calendar options free/busy time and
typed in \\ k:\calendar data\
but it says there is a problem writing to the URL
I want to publish the free busy time to the common server so others can see