Something is not right with the permissions - you should see what I had
in
the screenshot. The exchange calendar is in a mailbox, not a public
folder,
correct? What permissions does "me" have?
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I see your screenshot. If I look at permissions on a pst calendar I can
see
the owner just as in your screenshot. But if I look at an Exchange
calendar's
permissions, either mine or at others using my Outlook, all I see is
Default,
Anonymous and me. Is this an Exchange behavior and is there a
workaround?
:
Are you logged into their acct or doing it from your acct?
If you select the owner you can change the edit permissions.
see
http://www.xsolive.com/Outlook Screen shots/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=35
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Tried that. The top level is Default / None, followed by Anonymous /
None.
I
can't find a way to modify Owner.
:
In Outlook 2007 - right click on the calendar folder and choose
Properties,
Permissions tab. Select the acct at the top (should say owner level
permissions) and remove the check mark from Edit all and check the
box
to
Edit own, else when they try to edit events they created they may
end
up
with duplicates.
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I am an admin and could do it from the server if required but I
would
prefer
to show the users how to do it since it will apply to several
Calendars.
This
is a City Gov environment and the Calendars belong to the Mayor
and
Council
members. I do not need to specifically remove their right to
modify
their
own
items in their own Calendar, just to block them from deleting any
"others"
appointments that may get posted. I just need to prevent these
meeting
items
from being deleted.
Thanks for your help.
:
Do you want to remove a user's rights to edit their own calendar
or
remove
your rights from their calendar (or their rights from your
calendar) ?
Are
you the exchange admin and wish to do it from the server or can
you
do
it
from the mailbox in outlook?
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I need to do the same thing on another user's calendar, my
appointment
neither changed nor deleted. Harder is ok as long as it is
possible.
Can
you
explain how to do this? We are using Wndows XP, Outlook 2007
and
Exchange
2003.
Thanks
Sharon
:
you can do it with folder permissions on your calendar. doing
it
on
other
peoples calendars is harder because they will have full
rights
to
all
items
on their calendar.
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Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
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I would like to post an appointment on someone other then
my
own
or
even
my
own calendar, I would like to make the appointment such
that
it
can
not
be
changed without me changing the appointment, is this
possible.