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From: Sharee BMA PDG Sharee BMA on 18 Apr 2010 22:25
I have access (some I can edit, other I view only) to several shared
calendars, how can I set up their calendar so that each person who owns a
calendar that enters in an appoitnment so that it automically links their
appointment to my calendar, so that I can see on my calendar what each
persons schedule is, without having to manually enter in each appointment
onto my claendar?
From: Diane Poremsky [MVP] on 19 Apr 2010 22:01
Version of Outlook? How are you sharing the calendars?

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"Sharee BMA PDG" <Sharee BMA PDG(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have access (some I can edit, other I view only) to several shared
> calendars, how can I set up their calendar so that each person who owns a
> calendar that enters in an appoitnment so that it automically links their
> appointment to my calendar, so that I can see on my calendar what each
> persons schedule is, without having to manually enter in each appointment
> onto my claendar?

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