Hi, not sure whether to post here or in Exchange forum. I want to confirm: to have a group calendar, in Outlook, that allows users to see other calendars (in the same organisaiton) and invite others to meetings is to have Exchange installed. Is that right?
I've read a cheat way of doing it by setting up public calendars, putting shortcuts in a folder to all those public calendars...but this would only work if the other users computers were on when one wanted to check calendars and make appointments, which is just out of the question.
Assistance appreciated.
M
I've read a cheat way of doing it by setting up public calendars, putting shortcuts in a folder to all those public calendars...but this would only work if the other users computers were on when one wanted to check calendars and make appointments, which is just out of the question.
Assistance appreciated.
M