On client Outlook, no exchange server (home machine). I am trying to share my
calendar online, but allowing my wife permissions to add to it. Basically, we
want to be able to have the family view a single calendar.

I publish the calendar and my wife can see it, is restricted to read only.
She can't add to it.

I looked all around and can't seem to figure out how to change the
restrictions. In properties of that calendar, the permission fields are
grayed out. In the email the calendar send out it tells me the calendar will
be restricted, but say this,

"This calendar is shared with restricted permissions. To preview or
subscribe to this calendar, you need to enroll the e-mail address to which
this e-mail message was sent with a Windows Live IDâ„¢ account."

Where and how do I enroll this. I have a Live ID account. It should work.
Help, what am I doing wrong.

does your wife have a live id account? when I last tested this feature, the
other party needed to edit it on the web by logging into hotmail.

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"CB" wrote in message
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On client Outlook, no exchange server (home machine). I am trying to share
my
calendar online, but allowing my wife permissions to add to it. Basically,
we
want to be able to have the family view a single calendar.

I publish the calendar and my wife can see it, is restricted to read only.
She can't add to it.

I looked all around and can't seem to figure out how to change the
restrictions. In properties of that calendar, the permission fields are
grayed out. In the email the calendar send out it tells me the calendar
will
be restricted, but say this,

"This calendar is shared with restricted permissions. To preview or
subscribe to this calendar, you need to enroll the e-mail address to which
this e-mail message was sent with a Windows Live IDT account."

Where and how do I enroll this. I have a Live ID account. It should work.
Help, what am I doing wrong.

sorry been out of town, yes she does have an live id account. i thought of
this while i was trying to edit, but even logged into it, still doesn't work.
i am wondering if it is a 2007
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CB


"CB" wrote:

On client Outlook, no exchange server (home machine). I am trying to share my
calendar online, but allowing my wife permissions to add to it. Basically, we
want to be able to have the family view a single calendar.

I publish the calendar and my wife can see it, is restricted to read only.
She can't add to it.

I looked all around and can't seem to figure out how to change the
restrictions. In properties of that calendar, the permission fields are
grayed out. In the email the calendar send out it tells me the calendar will
be restricted, but say this,

"This calendar is shared with restricted permissions. To preview or
subscribe to this calendar, you need to enroll the e-mail address to which
this e-mail message was sent with a Windows Live IDâ„¢ account."

Where and how do I enroll this. I have a Live ID account. It should work.
Help, what am I doing wrong.