Joe,
Outlook 2000 had a function called Net Folders that would do what you
request. Net Folders didn't turn out to be very robust so it was dropped
from Outlook 2002. You should go with SBS.
Scott Fellman
Microsoft
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| Hello Everyone,
| I have a small peer to peer LAN. All of 3 workstations
| have xp office on them. Is there a way that a secretary
| can add an appointment or calendar event to outlook on
| another employees workstation, from his or her current
| workstation within the shared workgroup environment? I am
| not sure if this can be done unless we have an exchange
| server. I am not sure and need any helpful feedback if
| possible. Humbly grateful for any help. God bless.
|
| Joe C.
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