Ask the admin to use pfdavadmin to set permissions on the server.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
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"Pluk&Play" <Pluk&(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to have our research lab share their Outlook calendars with
> each
> other, but I'm running into some problems:
>
> We are all using Outlook 2007 on an Exchange server.
>
> The lab is around 30 people (so manually setting all permissions is not
> preferred). We would like all permissions to be set at 'Free/Busy time' so
> not all details are visible to everybody.
>
> What I thought that would work: in the calender properties-permission tab,
> change the default permission to 'Free/Busy time'. After that click 'Share
> My
> Calendar...' and add all people from our lab to the 'To...' list.
> What went wrong: the people I invite are given 'Reviewer' permission,
> instead of the default permission I've set.
> Also when people ask me to share my Calendar and I accept, they are also
> given 'Reviewer' permissions.
>
> I hope that someone has a nice solution to really set the default
> permissions for such requests...
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Arno