you can certainly import and export as xls files and share... but there is
no easy solution for sharing.. even exchange is not easy.

Microsoft offers online publishing free - r-click on the calendar and choose
the option to publish to the internet. However, since XP and Vista offer
IIS, you can publish it on your own internal network if you are willing to
put in a little effort to set it up. Many sites prefer this as they have
control over the security of the data and do not need internet access to
view it.

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"Fabien" wrote in message
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hello

This is a very complicated solution .....
I thought we could share cal and contact like a .xls files

Fabien



"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" a écrit dans le message de
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contacts no, calendar yes. publish it to an IIS server that supports
webdav.
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/publishcal.htm

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"Fabien" wrote in message
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i see the help file,
but it's only when you have a sharepoint or exchange server
i want to do this on a local network without these services.......




"Francine Otterson" a écrit dans le message de
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There are different options for sharing in Office 2007. First start by
reviewing the option that are available by going to the Help menu and
searching Share.

This may answer your question if not let us know

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