Can I Invite a Public Calendar on an Email?

[mtbcpa]

I would like to be able to add an appointment to my personal calendar
and invite the public calendar too to get that appointment into the
public calendar. I have read that this is possible because all public
folders have an email address, but I have not been able to figure out
how to do this.

Thanks!

 

[Diane Poremsky]

right click on the pf calendar and choose properties - there is an option to
add the calendar to your address book. you can also guess at the address -
many times the folder name is the email alias - if its longer than 8
characters, try the first 8.

 

[mtbcpa]

right click on the pf calendar and choose properties - there is an option to
add the calendar to your address book. you can also guess at the address -
many times the folder name is the email alias - if its longer than 8
characters, try the first 8.

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I would like to be able to add an appointment to my personal calendar
and invite the public calendar too to get that appointment into the
public calendar. I have read that this is possible because all public
folders have an email address, but I have not been able to figure out
how to do this.

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Thanks so much for your help. I have done what you suggested, but the
entry it puts into my contact list is funky, not at all like an email
address:

FIRM CALENDAR2B7378E342814CE7C7133382903BAA2E04C6C2

I assume that perhaps there is some kind of exchange setting I need to
tweak? Also, if I do get it to work, how would I accept the
appointment invitation into the public calendar?

Thanks!