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Old September 8th 08, 01:13 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Judy Gleeson \(MVP Outlook\)[_422_]
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Default How do I set Meeting Requests on Private automatically?

Why not just change the permissions of the rest of the organisation so
people cannot see any of the Executive's appintment details?

Are you assuming that everyone can see the details of the Exec's
appointments? Unless the settings are set that way, that is not what
happens.

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"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in message
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To make it private for the organizer, create a custom form with the
privacy flag set. Publish it and set it as the default form. It will be
set to private for the attendees too.

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"deb" wrote in message
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sending the request, need them automatically marked private

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Are they sending the request or accepting it?

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"deb" wrote in message
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I am researching a way to make all meeting requests be set to private
automatically in Outlook 2003 for executives calendars so that when
someone
clicks on the scheduling tab they are not able to see what the time is
blocked off for on the calendar




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