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March 1st 10, 05:43 PM
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Forcing Appointments
"Malaking" malakingaso[at]gmail[dot]com wrote in message
... Thanks for the reply. How do I go about increasing my permission? Additionally, I would really like outlook to prevent another other appointment being allowed to overlap with a current appointment. Is this possible? I don't know of any way to prevent overlap and I don't know of any way, after putting an event in someone else's calendar, to prevent them from changing or deleting it. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] 
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