Because you are using a kludgy method in the first place to book resources -
that is why no one will answer you.

See here for better and supported methods for resources:
http://www.slipstick.com/calendar/skedresource.asp


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After furious head scratching, Christine Lisi asked:

| Figures nobody answered this one. We have the same problem. Looks
| like nobody at Microsoft knows either. Sigh. If you receive a
| response, please let me know.
|
| Thanks.
|
| "ladyofpern" wrote:
|
|| We have a shared calendar the tracks all of our conference rooms.
|| When a meeting is created on this public calendar whoever opens it
|| to see who set up the meeting now becomes the "meeting organizer".
|| This is a problem because the reason someone would look for that
|| information is to see if they can get access to the room.
||
|| I know if the meeting is set up on a personal calendar and copied to
|| the public calendar the person originating the meeting is the
|| organizer. Does anyone know of a way to make public calendar hold
|| onto the information?
||
|| Any help would be appreciated.