I use Outlook 2007, and when I try to set permissions for calendar sharing,
it doesn't function as it should. On the screen where one can choose the
level of permission ("Full details", "Free/busy time", etc.), if I choose
"Full details" the other person can see the full details.

However, if I choose any other level (e.g., "Free/busy") my calendar appears
on their screen, but is completely empty.

I'm wondering if there's a bug in our copy of Outlook, or if others have had
this problem.

Free/busy level shows nothing if they open the calendar - but when they view
your free/busy in a group schedule or meeting request, they will see your
data.

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"Fr. Barnett" <Fr. (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I use Outlook 2007, and when I try to set permissions for calendar
> sharing,
> it doesn't function as it should. On the screen where one can choose the
> level of permission ("Full details", "Free/busy time", etc.), if I choose
> "Full details" the other person can see the full details.
>
> However, if I choose any other level (e.g., "Free/busy") my calendar
> appears
> on their screen, but is completely empty.
>
> I'm wondering if there's a bug in our copy of Outlook, or if others have
> had
> this problem.
>
>