just x-post the "calendaring" newsgroup

"P.Schuman" wrote in message
...
I think it's more of the drag and drop with the side by side views.
Not sure if there is a way to actually "marry" the 2 calendars.

The problem I noticed, is that if I drag an entry from one calendar to the
other,
it's just a "box" and I can re-paste it anywhere on the other calendar
which totally destroys the actual date/time information.

"DJ" wrote in message
...
I am using Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server Enterprise 2007 and Outlook
2007 for shared calendars. I would like to synchronize appointments between
my outlook calendar and a shared vacation calendar. I can copy an
appointment to the shared vacation calendar but, if I change that
appointment
on my outlook calendar it doesn't change on the vacation calendar. Any
ideas?

Thanks for the help
x-post? How do you use it from outlook?


"P.Schuman" wrote:

just x-post the "calendaring" newsgroup

"P.Schuman" wrote in message
...
I think it's more of the drag and drop with the side by side views.
Not sure if there is a way to actually "marry" the 2 calendars.

The problem I noticed, is that if I drag an entry from one calendar to the
other,
it's just a "box" and I can re-paste it anywhere on the other calendar
which totally destroys the actual date/time information.

"DJ" wrote in message
...
I am using Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server Enterprise 2007 and Outlook
2007 for shared calendars. I would like to synchronize appointments between
my outlook calendar and a shared vacation calendar. I can copy an
appointment to the shared vacation calendar but, if I change that
appointment
on my outlook calendar it doesn't change on the vacation calendar. Any
ideas?

DJ wrote:

Thanks for the help
x-post? How do you use it from outlook?

You can't crosspost with Outlook, since Outlook doesn't read newsgroups.
You can't make any posts to newsgroups with Outlook. "X-post" is another
way of saying "crosspost" and this message, like the one you posted, is
already crossposted to m.p.outlook.calendaring and m.p.sharepoint.general.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

If the sps calendar is email-enabled, invite the calendar. otherwise, you'll
have to copy it (use copy to folder on the edit menu)

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"P.Schuman" wrote in message
...
just x-post the "calendaring" newsgroup

"P.Schuman" wrote in message
...
I think it's more of the drag and drop with the side by side views.
Not sure if there is a way to actually "marry" the 2 calendars.

The problem I noticed, is that if I drag an entry from one calendar to
the
other,
it's just a "box" and I can re-paste it anywhere on the other calendar
which totally destroys the actual date/time information.

"DJ" wrote in message
...
I am using Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server Enterprise 2007 and
Outlook
2007 for shared calendars. I would like to synchronize appointments
between
my outlook calendar and a shared vacation calendar. I can copy an
appointment to the shared vacation calendar but, if I change that
appointment
on my outlook calendar it doesn't change on the vacation calendar. Any
ideas?