Sharing Outlook 2007 default calandar, contacts and tasks
 

I have read the help pages for sahring but my calandar doesn't a permissions
tab or anything but the how to share calendars in the navigation page. I
have a small buisness with two other users on a LAN. Is there a simple
solution?

Sharing Outlook 2007 default calandar, contacts and tasks
 

"John Ross" wrote in message
...
I have read the help pages for sahring but my calandar doesn't a
permissions
tab or anything but the how to share calendars in the navigation page. I
have a small buisness with two other users on a LAN. Is there a simple
solution?

If you are not on Exchange Server, then you can't share a calendar easily.
Have a look here for one way of doing it:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/publishcal.htm

Sharing Outlook 2007 default calandar, contacts and tasks
 

Thank you Gordon. I reviewed the method using IIS but since the calendar
only updates once an hour we might duplicate appointments and meetings. If
the exchange server is real time, how do I fnd out more about ES?

"Gordon" wrote:


"John Ross" wrote in message
...
I have read the help pages for sahring but my calandar doesn't a
permissions
tab or anything but the how to share calendars in the navigation page. I
have a small buisness with two other users on a LAN. Is there a simple
solution?

If you are not on Exchange Server, then you can't share a calendar easily.
Have a look here for one way of doing it:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/publishcal.htm

Sharing Outlook 2007 default calandar, contacts and tasks
 

"John Ross" wrote in message
...
Thank you Gordon. I reviewed the method using IIS but since the calendar
only updates once an hour we might duplicate appointments and meetings.
If
the exchange server is real time, how do I fnd out more about ES?


here's the latest one:
http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/20...formation.aspx

Sharing Outlook 2007 default calandar, contacts and tasks
 

Thanks again. In looking at Exchange Server it seems like overkill for my
operation. Would Outlook Live be a better solution for me?

"Gordon" wrote:


"John Ross" wrote in message
...
Thank you Gordon. I reviewed the method using IIS but since the calendar
only updates once an hour we might duplicate appointments and meetings.
If
the exchange server is real time, how do I fnd out more about ES?


here's the latest one:
http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/20...formation.aspx