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Share Outlook 2007 Calendars Through Microsoft Office Online Service

If you are looking for an easy way to share your Outlook 2007 calendars with others, one solution is to publish your calendar to Microsoft Office Online service.

Share Calendar Online

Open up the calendar in Outlook and Right-click the calendar you want to share then Publish to Internet and Publish to Office Online.

menu selection

Next you are shown the Office Online Registration overview for an account if you don’t already have one.

signin 

Sign in using your Microsoft Live ID.

signin

Accept the terms and conditions of using Office Online.

gree

Choose a user name and finish up the registration.

un

Now you will get the Publish Calendar to Microsoft Office Online window where you can set up permissions and other settings.

pub

After the calendar is published you can send out invites to let people know the calendar is up. 

invite 

It opens up a new email message with the information for the shared calendar and you can add contacts. 

email 

Subscribing to Shared Calendar

Once the contact receives the invite just click on the Subscribe or Preview button under the Share tab.

subscribe

Click on Yes to verify you want to subscribe to the calendar and its updates.

accept

Click on the advanced button above for advanced configuration options.

adv 

If the recipient wants to preview the calendar they are sent to the online calendar.

online

If you live in Outlook during the business day this is a great way to make sure everyone is on the same page.  This is also a good way to share events with family and friends.

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This article was originally written on 07/2/09 Tagged with: Microsoft Outlook

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Comments (1)

  1. bette

    AFter I’ve shared and published my calendar, how do I give the other person permission to make changes.


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