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Outlook Calendar---Free/Busy
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To clarify...
Do you mean that person A has an appointment in her calendar and has chosen the "busy" option. You view her schedule from your meeting planner in Outlook, for example, and she appears to be free. Yet when you go to person B's computer and view person A's schedule from there, person A appears busy?
Is this what you mean, or have I misunderstood. If this is the case, I have no answer...sorry.
Cd.
Do you mean that person A has an appointment in her calendar and has chosen the "busy" option. You view her schedule from your meeting planner in Outlook, for example, and she appears to be free. Yet when you go to person B's computer and view person A's schedule from there, person A appears busy?
Is this what you mean, or have I misunderstood. If this is the case, I have no answer...sorry.
Cd.
Have you tried the /cleanfreebusy switch on the pc of the user with the problem Outlook account?
To do this ... on the users pc, logged on as the user:
Start\Run
click on browse and locate the Outlook.exe - then enter (space) /cleanfreebusy at the end
e.g it might look something like this: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\Outlook.exe" /cleanfreebusy
This will hopefully fix the problem.
To do this ... on the users pc, logged on as the user:
Start\Run
click on browse and locate the Outlook.exe - then enter (space) /cleanfreebusy at the end
e.g it might look something like this: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\Outlook.exe" /cleanfreebusy
This will hopefully fix the problem.
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