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![]() We run an Exchange 2003 system, with clients that are either Outlook 2002 or 2003. Some have found a problem with meeting rooms bookings (via Outlook calendars) being doubled booked due to the fact that by default, when you configure an all day meeting the time is set as 'free' not 'busy' and other users are able to create appointments over the top. Management have asked me to prevent this from happening again, and through my research I believe that you can use custom outlook forms published in the Organizational Forms Library to accomplish this. I have followed all the procedure to create a blank form and change the permissions on the OFL folder etc. The one thing I have not found is a guide to customising the form itself, so that any all day meetings booked will be automatically marked as busy. Can anyone point me to some documentation on how to do this? Many thanks, KC |
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