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February 5th 06, 01:39 AM
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Editor can't set appointments
You need to set the secretary up as a DELEGATE. Just press the
F1 key in outlook and look for information on DELEGATE. Nikki Peterson "lost" wrote in message ... Hi, Sorry if this is a double post. I have a calander owner who wants his secrtary to be able to set up appointments in his calander. We put her on as an Editor, and though she can see the calander and she can accept the apoinments, the appoinments won't go into the calader until the owner approves them. Nither the secritary nor the owner want this. Is there a way around this issue? 
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