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March 8th 06, 08:53 PM
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Sharing Outlook Calendar w/o Exchange? OR Exporting to Publisher?
Hi,
First of all, our office does not have Exchange. I outsource email to an ISP with POP3. I have an Executive Director that wants to "share" the calendar he already has within his Outlook. I don't think it can be shared in our setting - correct? But, his calendar contents is pretty substantial and I thought creating a Publisher calendar, exporting his calendar contents and then placing it in a Shared Folder on the Server might suffice. Any suggestions? Kathy. 
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March 9th 06, 02:49 PM
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Sharing Outlook Calendar w/o Exchange? OR Exporting to Publisher?
KathyW wrote:
First of all, our office does not have Exchange. I outsource email to an ISP with POP3. I have an Executive Director that wants to "share" the calendar he already has within his Outlook. I don't think it can be shared in our setting - correct? Not without additional software. See http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/share.htm But, his calendar contents is pretty substantial and I thought creating a Publisher calendar, exporting his calendar contents and then placing it in a Shared Folder on the Server might suffice. Any suggestions? It could. You might also output it as HTML and serve it up on an internal web server, if you have one. -- Brian Tillman
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March 9th 06, 03:30 PM
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Sharing Outlook Calendar w/o Exchange? OR Exporting to Publish
Thank you for that information, but can the contents of Outlook Calendar be
"exported" to create a calendar within Publisher? KathyW. "Brian Tillman" wrote: KathyW wrote: First of all, our office does not have Exchange. I outsource email to an ISP with POP3. I have an Executive Director that wants to "share" the calendar he already has within his Outlook. I don't think it can be shared in our setting - correct? Not without additional software. See http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/share.htm But, his calendar contents is pretty substantial and I thought creating a Publisher calendar, exporting his calendar contents and then placing it in a Shared Folder on the Server might suffice. Any suggestions? It could. You might also output it as HTML and serve it up on an internal web server, if you have one. -- Brian Tillman
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March 9th 06, 06:53 PM
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Sharing Outlook Calendar w/o Exchange? OR Exporting to Publish
KathyW wrote:
Thank you for that information, but can the contents of Outlook Calendar be "exported" to create a calendar within Publisher? Depends on what Publisher can import. -- Brian Tillman
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