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I currently have several conference rooms set up to be able to directly
book the room by inviting it as a resource. This is working ok, but some users will open the calendar by "Open a Shared Calendar" selecting the conference room and directly reserving a time on the room's calendar. All the users have Author privileges to the resource calendar so that we can directly book by inviting the room as a resource. Is there any way to block users from opening a resource calendar directly and reserving the resource or set the resource calendar to only accept meeting requests? We're running Outlook 2003 SP2 and Exchange 2003 SP2. |
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