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I am running an "educational campaign" to persuade users that there is more to outlook than sending simple emails. We have a Exchange 2003 SP2 mail server running in a Windows 2003 R2 SP2 domain. All users use Outlook 2003 (100+) except IT who are trialling 2007. I am trying to show my users the benefits of things like meeting requests, public folders, Group schedules etc. I am having difficulty getting them them to change their free busy information rather than just accepting the default of Busy. Is there a custom form that 'forces' users to choose a category rather than just accepting the default? I am looking for something that has 5 options - None (default), Free, Busy, Tentative and Out of Office. If they keep the default then the form won't allow them to save the appointment/meeting without changing the category. I know that they will probably choose Busy anyway, but hopefully the extra effort might get them thinking. Thanks TJ |
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