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Share Your Calendar in Outlook 2003 / Exchange Environment

If you would like better communication with your co-workers here is a quick tip on sharing your calendar in Outlook. This will only work if you are using an Exchange Server e-mail account, typically something you'd be using in a corporate environment.

To share your calendar, open your calendar in Outlook and in the Navigation Pane click on "Share My Calendar".

 

In this window click on the Permissions tab. This is where you decide who on your network will have access and what rights they will have. If you want to share with anyone just click on Default and choose the permission level. Each level allows or denies various editing rights. You can check out more information on Permission Levels at the Microsoft Office Site

 

If you would rather choose individuals on your network whom you want to share your calendar with just click on the Add.. button and choose the individuals or departments you want to grant sharing to.  Click OK and you are now sharing your Outlook Calendar.  

 

This tip is intended for the business or home office environment where it is assumed you are running Exchange Server. 

Mysticgeek is the resident IT expert at How-To Geek and a huge rock music fan. When he's not writing about Microsoft Office, he's probably writing at his personal blog. This article was written on 04/24/07 and tagged with: Microsoft Office

Comments (2)

  1. Ryan

    Is there a way to access "CREATED CALENDARS". I'm currently running Microsoft Windows 2000 Server with Exchange 5.5. I have the abiltiy to share my calendars, but when I look up the calendar from another PC, I only have access to the DEFAULT calendar.

    When you click "open a shared calendar" it only asks me for the "Name…"
    When I type in the name, it only shows me the default calendar, and no options to check the other shared calendars of that user.

    If you can figure this one out, you truly are a genius.

    Ryan

  2. mysticgeek

    Is the person's calendar you want to access sharing theirs as well? Secondly, are you using active directory?

    For better conversation and answers to your issue I recommend posting the question in our Forum:

    http://www.howtogeek.com/forum/


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