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Scott Mordecai
I have set up a calendar in a public folder, which is to be used for room
bookings. Within Outlook I have set up autoformatting rules such that when a
room is free (by typing the word "free" in the subject line of the calendar
entry) the entry is made white. In the absence of the word "free" (i.e. the
room is booked) the appointment is shown as red.
These rules work only for me though - but I would like the colours to be
global, so as soon as anybody anwhere oes to the public folder and views the
calendar, the colours are as they appear for me.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Scott
bookings. Within Outlook I have set up autoformatting rules such that when a
room is free (by typing the word "free" in the subject line of the calendar
entry) the entry is made white. In the absence of the word "free" (i.e. the
room is booked) the appointment is shown as red.
These rules work only for me though - but I would like the colours to be
global, so as soon as anybody anwhere oes to the public folder and views the
calendar, the colours are as they appear for me.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Scott