Ok here's the situation. We are running a exchange server.. I have the CEO
asking to share a calendar between himself and his secretary but don’t want
it to be their own personal calendars. He would like it as easy as possible
to read and make changes to this calendar.. So I have ...

Suddenly I noticed that some of my "no day/all day" appointment bars now span
more days than they did before, and at either end of the bar there is a
picture of a clock, which was not there before.  What has happened?  What
does this mean?   Note that I sync calendar with Palm ...

Is there a way to tell what user created an appointment in a public calendar?
We have Exchange 2003 with Outlook 2000, XP & 2003 users.  Any help would be
greatly appreciated.

Since the change to daylight savings time, all of the appointments in my
Outlook Calendar have shifted to one hour earlier than they should be.  How
can I fix this?

In our office we have a mixed install of Office 2003 and 2007, and we
have found that the calendar colours don't seem to be the same in one
folder between the versions.
Any fixes, bodges etc suggested?

I use a schedule to be able to see where field staff are during their day,
which is populated from their individual outlook calendars.
I need to be able to export the data from the schedule into excel.
I know the export is straightforward from my own calendar but I can't find a

how can I print the appointments and not the notes?

Hi,
Whenever I create a new appointment in my calendar it automatically
creates a recurrence every week.
When I first create the appointment I do not even open the recurrence

is there a tool to manage 3 timezones in my appointments?
I have to schedule appointments for web conferences in 3 TZ (Asia, Europe
and US)

Some predefined "appointments" such as Mother's Day, etc. show up as 2 days
long. Also, other all day appointments that I make on my home PC (Outlook
2003), such as a birthday, will show up as 2 days long on my office PC when I
"Invite Attendees" to my office PC (also Outlook ...

Running Outlook 2003 and Exchange 2003.
Apparently the server had automatic updates enabled and installed
critical updates which I guess included the DST, Outlook Calendar and
the Exchange update. So today out of nowhere the little clock icons

I am trying to ascertain whether it is possible to see when an Outlook user
actually created an appointment in the Calendar i.e. a tracking facility so
you can see the date and time the appointment was created as opposed to when
it is scheduled to take place.  

Several people have access to arranging appointments on the bosses calendar.  
Is there a way to "sign" the appointments that I arrange so that he knows I
entered it for furture referencing?  Something like:  "This Appointment
entered by Susie"

Over the last day i noticed my reminders are consistently popping up 1 minute
late, does anyone have a similar problem and if so is the a fix for it
Thank you

At our 20 users company, I installed Microsoft SBS2003 and we all use
Microsoft Outlook 2003.
I would like to set up one calendar, so that each user can view/edit. This
will be our company shared calendar. I know that each user can share it's