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hi community my calender is a public calender. is there way to prevent others from viewing my free empty slots in my own calender because i do not want any e-invite? I am using outlook 2007 appreciate for any kind assistance in this.. 10s community  -- oldLearner57 |
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"oldLearner57" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news  EDF7C0A-A57D-4901-9174-(E-Mail Removed)...> my calender is a public calender. is there way to prevent others from > viewing my free empty slots in my own calender because i do not want any > e-invite? I am using outlook 2007 When you say your calendar is public, are you referring to an Exchange public folder calendar or an online calendar on, say, Google or Live? If you don't want anyone to see it, why have it public? -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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