[ExchangeList] Re: A composite of Multiple User Calendars
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-------------------------------------------------------As always there is a
programming solution. You could write a VBA program
that uses a public folder calendar. The program would:
1) delete all entries in the public folder.
2) open each individual's calendar and copy any entries that are
relevant to that day.
The secretary could then have a shortcut to view the public folder
calendar.
If the secretary needs to make any changes then they must remember to
alter the individual's calendar and then re-run the program. [If you put
enough effort into this you could automate that bit as well.]
Obviously whenever account runs the program needs to have write access
to the public folder and read access to the individuals' calendar. I
suggest that access to calendar entries marked as private is not given.
Peter
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> [mailto:exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Taylor, Mark
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> -------------------------------------------------------Hi Dan,
>
> If the receptionist is using Outlook 2003 she/he can open
> multiple calendars next to each other, ie, their calendars
> will be listed down the left handside and she/he can hold
> ctrl and select more than one....
>
> I think it would be the only way really...
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Mark
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:exchangelist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Dan Klobnak
> Sent: 08 June 2006 12:16
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> Subject: [ExchangeList] Re: A composite of Multiple User Calendars
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> -------------------------------------------------------Hi
> David, thank you for your suggestion. To clarify the desired need:
> 1. Each manager maintains their individual calendars.
> 2. The receptionist needs access to them. - up to this stage
> has been accomplished.
> 3. The request: is it possible to somehow generate a single
> calendar report which reflects the particular day's events
> for all the managers.
>
> Your idea actually could lead to a solution, simply by
> inverting your suggested rights. The managers would write to
> the calendar and the receptionist would review.
>
> However, that seems to indicate that a manager would be
> required to keep two Calendars "Up to date" (assuming manager
> wanted to have a private calendar).
> UNLESS there is a way for an item to be entered into one
> calander and then be linked to the Public Folder calendar? Do
> you know if it can be accomplished? Thanks again, Dan
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