it's an old IT trick, set EVERYONE (or DOMAN USERS) to full access, then you
never have to worry about setting permission again...

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On Nov 29, 4:51 pm, "Brian Tillman" wrote:
wrote:
Using outlook 2003, now do I prevent others from being able to view my
appt / calendar details.

View them where?

I have read other posting about , Tools, Options, Calendar options,
PLANNING - but these are on the client computer. I have a meeting
that is going over salary proposals, and year end bonuses, I don't
want the details of any of my meetings to be available to anyone
(except the meeting attendees) when they are planning a meeting. I
want it to just say "BUSY", nothing more.

Details shouldn't be visible if you're not sharing your calendar.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Yeah, they shouldn't be, but they are.
If I go to schedule a meeting in outlook 2003, and type in "a user" on
our system in the attendees box, and then scan across to a meeting (in
the future or past) hover over it, it will show the time and subject
of the meeting, if I click on it, I can open the meeting, and see what
ever the user has typed in the meeting notes, as well as all of the
attendees. Even though DEFAULT and Anonymous (in the users who's
appointment I am looking at) are set to NONE for their permission
level in the Calendar Properties. All I want them to be able to see
is that the time is BUSY. I certainly don't want them to be able to
open the appointment.