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October 8th 09, 07:46 PM
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Sharing my calendar
My main calendar is on Outlook 2007 on my PC at home. I used to be able sync
it with my PDA and then sync my PDA with my calendar at work (formerly also running Outlook 2007) and life was peachy. Unfortunately, we've had a new regime at work and have gone back to using Office 2003 and I'm no longer allowed to sync with my PDA. Is there a way in which I can share my home calendar so that I have access to it at work and can also edit it at work? I tried publishing from Outlook 2007 but it was read-only at work. I liked the fact that it automatically updated though. I looked at using Outlook Connector but ended up with two calendars at home which I then had to update manually. I'm not allowed to install third party software at work so any solution has to use whatever's inbuilt into Outlook 2003. Frustrating... 
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October 8th 09, 09:50 PM
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Sharing my calendar
"Bagheera" wrote in message
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Is there a way in which I can share my home calendar so that I have access to it at work and can also edit it at work? I tried publishing from Outlook 2007 but it was read-only at work. I liked the fact that it automatically updated though. I looked at using Outlook Connector but ended up with two calendars at home which I then had to update manually. I'm not allowed to install third party software at work so any solution has to use whatever's inbuilt into Outlook 2003. Frustrating... There's no good way for you to do what you ask given the restrictions you describe. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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October 9th 09, 12:49 AM
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Sharing my calendar
I was rather afraid this would be the answer. Thank you for your reply though.
"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: "Bagheera" wrote in message news
Is there a way in which I can share my home calendar so that I have access to it at work and can also edit it at work? I tried publishing from Outlook 2007 but it was read-only at work. I liked the fact that it automatically updated though. I looked at using Outlook Connector but ended up with two calendars at home which I then had to update manually. I'm not allowed to install third party software at work so any solution has to use whatever's inbuilt into Outlook 2003. Frustrating... There's no good way for you to do what you ask given the restrictions you describe. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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