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Calendar sharing in Outlook 2003 using vbf (without Exchange)

 
 
Leb_jerry
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      26th Feb 2009
Hi,

In order to share calendar information with collegues, I tried to implement
using .vbf files on a common file/server.

The problem is, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

That is, everyone (7 of us) creates their vbf file successfully, but most of
us can't read (access) everyone's info. Sometimes one, two, five, but never
all seven.

I verified and all the information seems to be correctly entered in the
right fields (Internet free/busy field, and contact)

Anyone have any cues ??


 
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
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      27th Feb 2009
"Leb_jerry" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> In order to share calendar information with collegues, I tried to
> implement
> using .vbf files on a common file/server.


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