Hello,

My company is using shared Outlook calendars, and I find it difficult
to keep track of what my colleagues are putting in my calendar.

Is there a way to set up automatic alerts, sent by email for example,
that I would receive each time an item is added / updated in my
calendar ?
Thanks
Antoine

By shared calendars, you mean they are adding items to the default calendar
in your mailbox? Are they accessing it directly and adding appointments or
sending meeting requests to your address? Using meeting requests is better
because you can review and accept them, otherwise there is no way within
outlook to alert you to new items on your calendar.

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"tony" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:8773c687-f10c-45d9-ade6-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello,
>
> My company is using shared Outlook calendars, and I find it difficult
> to keep track of what my colleagues are putting in my calendar.
>
> Is there a way to set up automatic alerts, sent by email for example,
> that I would receive each time an item is added / updated in my
> calendar ?
> Thanks
> Antoine