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January 21st 07, 11:36 AM
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Outlook 2007, calendaring, PRIVATE flag
I am using the trial version of O 2007. New appointments have the privacy
flag set by default. Is there a way I can prevent this so that I don't have to make an extra click for every item I create? Thanks, Nigel Barton 
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January 21st 07, 04:23 PM
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Outlook 2007, calendaring, PRIVATE flag
Turn off the Global setting.
- Select the TOOLS menu - Select OPTIONS... - From the Preferences tab click the E-MAIL OPTIONS... button - Click the ADVANCED E-MAIL OPTIONS... button Near the bottom of the window is the "When sending a message" area. Change the "Set sensitivity:" to NORMAL. Nikki Peterson "Nigel Barton" wrote in message ... I am using the trial version of O 2007. New appointments have the privacy flag set by default. Is there a way I can prevent this so that I don't have to make an extra click for every item I create? Thanks, Nigel Barton
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January 21st 07, 05:06 PM
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Outlook 2007, calendaring, PRIVATE flag
Nikki,
thanks for your reply. However, it hasn't worked. The setting was infact Normal. I set it to Private, reloaded Outlook, set it back to Normal, reloaded and so on but the new appointments still have Private flag set. One other annoyance is that its category is Personal. Is there a way I can change whatever template is being used to create the new appointment? -- Nigel Barton "Nikki" wrote: Turn off the Global setting. - Select the TOOLS menu - Select OPTIONS... - From the Preferences tab click the E-MAIL OPTIONS... button - Click the ADVANCED E-MAIL OPTIONS... button Near the bottom of the window is the "When sending a message" area. Change the "Set sensitivity:" to NORMAL. Nikki Peterson "Nigel Barton" wrote in message ... I am using the trial version of O 2007. New appointments have the privacy flag set by default. Is there a way I can prevent this so that I don't have to make an extra click for every item I create? Thanks, Nigel Barton
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January 21st 07, 07:23 PM
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Outlook 2007, calendaring, PRIVATE flag
Do you use Outlook at work or home?
Have you created a Template for your appointments? Nikki "Nigel Barton" wrote in message ... Nikki, thanks for your reply. However, it hasn't worked. The setting was infact Normal. I set it to Private, reloaded Outlook, set it back to Normal, reloaded and so on but the new appointments still have Private flag set. One other annoyance is that its category is Personal. Is there a way I can change whatever template is being used to create the new appointment? -- Nigel Barton "Nikki" wrote: Turn off the Global setting. - Select the TOOLS menu - Select OPTIONS... - From the Preferences tab click the E-MAIL OPTIONS... button - Click the ADVANCED E-MAIL OPTIONS... button Near the bottom of the window is the "When sending a message" area. Change the "Set sensitivity:" to NORMAL. Nikki Peterson "Nigel Barton" wrote in message ... I am using the trial version of O 2007. New appointments have the privacy flag set by default. Is there a way I can prevent this so that I don't have to make an extra click for every item I create? Thanks, Nigel Barton
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January 21st 07, 07:52 PM
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Outlook 2007, calendaring, PRIVATE flag
Thanks. You prompted me to recall that a couple of years back I played around
with forms - and one is still there. I've just deselected it and the problem is solved. Thanks again. -- Nigel Barton "Nikki" wrote: Do you use Outlook at work or home? Have you created a Template for your appointments? Nikki "Nigel Barton" wrote in message ... Nikki, thanks for your reply. However, it hasn't worked. The setting was infact Normal. I set it to Private, reloaded Outlook, set it back to Normal, reloaded and so on but the new appointments still have Private flag set. One other annoyance is that its category is Personal. Is there a way I can change whatever template is being used to create the new appointment? -- Nigel Barton "Nikki" wrote: Turn off the Global setting. - Select the TOOLS menu - Select OPTIONS... - From the Preferences tab click the E-MAIL OPTIONS... button - Click the ADVANCED E-MAIL OPTIONS... button Near the bottom of the window is the "When sending a message" area. Change the "Set sensitivity:" to NORMAL. Nikki Peterson "Nigel Barton" wrote in message ... I am using the trial version of O 2007. New appointments have the privacy flag set by default. Is there a way I can prevent this so that I don't have to make an extra click for every item I create? Thanks, Nigel Barton
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