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Thanks for the reply. Sorry, I'm probably not being totally clear. I've already given her author access to the shared calendar and she can add, edit and delete appointments on both calendars with no problem. What I was wondering was whether she could add an appointment to calendar 1 and then...

I'm running Exchange 2003 with all the clients on Outlook. One of our secretaries has to manage 2 calendars. Her own, and a shared one. Is there any way that she can add the same appointment to both of them without having to physically enter the appointment twice? Thanks to anyone who can help.

Please could someone tell me if it is possible to add a logo to all email messages sent from Outlook almost like a template email? If so, can anyone explain how it is done? Many thanks

Many thanks for the post. I have gone through the solution but it is still not delivering anything. I downloaded the troubleshooting tool from Microsoft and tried to run it. My problem is that it asks for a code from my Non Delivery Report. When i send a message, I don't receive a Non...

I'm a bit of an Exchange newbee so i'm sorry if this is an obvious question. I've setup exchange 2003 on a windows 2000 server domain (called Mayfield) and have successfully connected outlook on my client computers. The system is just being used at the moment for internal emails. When a user...

Thanks you both for your replies. I'll back everything up and tread very carefully.

I have a boot drive containing Windows 2000 that I need to upgrade from basic to dynamic in order to setup drive mirroring. If I do this, will I still be able to boot into Windows 2000 or will I need to reinstall the OS? thanks

Thank you for that... Can I just ask..is that VB executed as a logon script?

Thank you both for your help. I think I have it figured.

Thanks for getting back to me so soon Mark. I have had a look at mandatory profiles and even though they are 90% what I want, I am not entirely sure they will be right. Sorry if this is a wide branching question but can I just ask your advice? The network is in a junior youth club and all of...

I am a bit of a server novice so sorry if I am asking a dumb question. I have 3 groups of users in active directory. All the users have roaming profiles in a shared folder on the server. Could someone please tell me how I can keep certain parts of each user's profile individual (eg. IE...

That's exactly what I needed. Thanks PHV.

I am using the Diff2Dates code to calculate ages and it is working great. My only problem is that I could really do with being able to calculate an age as of September 1st the current year. Does anyone know how this is done? Instead of using : =Diff2Dates("ym",[DOB],Now()) can you change...

I am trying to get a data access page to calculate an age in YEARS and MONTHS from a date of birth held in a field of the same name. I have managed to do this on a form but I am having real trouble achiveing the same results on a data access page. Can anyone point me in the right direction...

Figured it out. Thanks for anyone who looked. Seems like I need to upgrade to Pro Advanced.

I have built a database solution for my school in Filemaker Pro 8. It works exactly as it should but I want to hand it over to the end user and have 1 question. Is there a way of locking the window size and turning off all of the menus so that all the user sees is the layout that I have...

Thanks. I will give it a go

Thanks again for getting back so soon. I am still a bit confused. Can you maybe explain how you use logon scripts to actually log a machine in with a certain user/pass? This is a simplified system that I am after..... If you had a Windows 2000 server and 2 Windows XP pro clients connected to...

Thanks for getting back so quickly and for the suggestions. Is there any way that I could have a script that when run, logs all of the machines in as year 3 and another that when run logs all the machines in as year 4 etc? Is there any software that does this?

I am a network administrator for a medium sized primary school. We are running a Windows 2000 server on a domain with Windows XP clients. Our lower year groups all login using 1 username and password (eg. year 3 login with the username year3 and the password year 3). As the children would...