.... to make a long story short, I have two Outlook calendars on two separate
profiles on my computer. I don't have access to shared calendaring or
anything like that, but I need those two calendars to be identical (ie. an
appointment in one automatically gets sent to the other and vice versa).

Is there a way to set this up, or a rule I can use or something?

Thanks in advance!

Carmen

"Carmen Gauvin-O'Donnell" wrote in message
...
... to make a long story short, I have two Outlook calendars on two
separate profiles on my computer. I don't have access to shared
calendaring or anything like that, but I need those two calendars to be
identical (ie. an appointment in one automatically gets sent to the other
and vice versa).

Is there a way to set this up, or a rule I can use or something?

Thanks in advance!

Carmen



When you say "two separate profiles" is that Windows Users you are talking
about or Outlook Mail Profiles?

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Both actually. I have a work profile and a home profile which must be kept
separate. Same goes for Outlook. However, I don't feel like always
transferring appointments between calendars so they are both the same. The
way I do it right now is by e-mailing my home or work e-mail when I make an
appointment in one calendar and making my other e-mail an invitee. Bit of a
pain, not to mention that sometimes I'll forget to do it. But because of
confidentiality issues, I must use two profiles/two separate e-mails on my
laptop.

See what I mean?

Thanks again!

C.

"Gordon" wrote in message
...
"Carmen Gauvin-O'Donnell" wrote in message
...
... to make a long story short, I have two Outlook calendars on two
separate profiles on my computer. I don't have access to shared
calendaring or anything like that, but I need those two calendars to be
identical (ie. an appointment in one automatically gets sent to the other
and vice versa).

Is there a way to set this up, or a rule I can use or something?

Thanks in advance!

Carmen



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put the pst with the calendar in it in a shared location both windows
profiles can access. If you can share a pst with both mailboxes as the
default and use rules to move messages to a different pst, it would be
easiest as new appointments would go into the calendar automatically.

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"Carmen Gauvin-O'Donnell" wrote in message
...
Both actually. I have a work profile and a home profile which must be kept
separate. Same goes for Outlook. However, I don't feel like always
transferring appointments between calendars so they are both the same. The
way I do it right now is by e-mailing my home or work e-mail when I make
an appointment in one calendar and making my other e-mail an invitee. Bit
of a pain, not to mention that sometimes I'll forget to do it. But because
of confidentiality issues, I must use two profiles/two separate e-mails on
my laptop.

See what I mean?

Thanks again!

C.

"Gordon" wrote in message
...
"Carmen Gauvin-O'Donnell" wrote in message
...
... to make a long story short, I have two Outlook calendars on two
separate profiles on my computer. I don't have access to shared
calendaring or anything like that, but I need those two calendars to be
identical (ie. an appointment in one automatically gets sent to the
other and vice versa).

Is there a way to set this up, or a rule I can use or something?

Thanks in advance!

Carmen



When you say "two separate profiles" is that Windows Users you are
talking about or Outlook Mail Profiles?

--
Asking a question?
Please tell us the version of the application you are asking about,
your OS, Service Pack level
and the FULL contents of any error message(s)