How to set the outlook 2003 appointment calendar

Asked By Rae Pearce 0 points N/A Posted on - 11/08/2011

Can someone please tell me how to set the outlook 2003 appointment calendar on Exchange server 2003 such that, no one apart from the intended user who happens to be my boss can have access to it? All my attempts made  to have his calendar private which include, configuring the default  permission on the calendar permission to ‘’NONE’’ and stopping  all his calendar activities being published by selecting appropriate options are yielding no results. Despite doing all these I am upbeat that any user can still access his calendar. I must be missing something, please help me figure it out what to have to be changed.

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Answered By Zorian Crust 80 points N/A #107508

How to set the outlook 2003 appointment calendar

Hello Rae,

There are a lot of ways to set outlook 2003 appointment calendar. First solution, watch the video below:

You can also visit the links below and read the step by step procedure carefully: Here are the websites:

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I hope that it will help you solve your problem. Please let me know what happened after trying all those solutions. Thanks in advance and good luck to your.

Regards,

Zorian

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Answered By Eville bandler 5 points N/A #107509

How to set the outlook 2003 appointment calendar

Hi Rae Pearce,

Three is an easy solution to this problem. As a newly added appointment is not marked private by default, you have to do it manually.

To do so, go to “Tools” menu & then select “Form” & then “Design a form”. Click on the “Appointment” button & select “open”. Scroll down at the bottom & click on the “private” check box. In the name box, add your desired name & select “publish”. Close it without saving. Then select “Go” menu & the “Folder list”. On the “calendar” folder, select “properties”. Then from the “When posting to this folder, use” select the form you created before. That’s it

Hope this helps.

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