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Interesting that you should mention that. While fiddling on something else, it hit me I should try changing permissions at the server level. It won't let me. I opened the properties in Exchange of the person's calendar I am trying to access. It gave me a message that the permissions are...

Thanks, Beckas. That wasn't the problem either. We are running Outlook 2002 even though the rest of Microsoft Office is 2000. But I did figure out that I didn't have the Company LDAP Directory listed in my address book. So I haven't figured out the exact problem yet, but I feel like I'm...

yes, I have. I even deleted myself from the permissions and gave them to myself again and still I cannot access that person's calendar. It's pretty much patchy for everyone here. Some days they can read someone else's calendar and some days they can't. But one person never has any problems...

I've discovered the answer myself purely by accident. Here's the solution: Get to Internet Options in whichever manner you like. Click on the Connections tab. Click on LAN Settings Click on Advanced Check the box next to "Use the same proxy server for all protocols" Click OK Click OK...

I cannot access one person's calendar. The message is that "Could not read calendar. You do not have sufficient permission to perform this operation on this object. See the folder contact or your system administrator." I have gone so far as to log on as the other user and delegate...

Saturday I moved my old computer to another office for someone else to use. I did a clean install of Windows XP. Everything seems to be working fine except she can't access the internet because of the dreaded 403 Forbidden error. All the other computers are fine, including my new computer...