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- Subject: Re: Accept & create calendars for someone else
- Author: Nikki Peterson
- Date: 01 Jul
- References: 1
In this case it is the DELEGATES tab that you want to use.
Read all information carefully as you setup the delegate for the manager.
The following link is to the Microsoft Office Online site using a search
for Outlook 2003 "delegate":
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/results.aspx?qu=delegate&av=ZOL110
Nikki
"Lynn" <Lynn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:FCDA321E-2ABC-4D96-B0D6-266067AA572D@microsoft.com...
Read all information carefully as you setup the delegate for the manager.
The following link is to the Microsoft Office Online site using a search
for Outlook 2003 "delegate":
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/results.aspx?qu=delegate&av=ZOL110
Nikki
"Lynn" <Lynn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:FCDA321E-2ABC-4D96-B0D6-266067AA572D@microsoft.com...
>I have a manager who wants someone to be able to accept and create calendar
> invites for him but doesn't want him to be able to get into his inbox at
> all.
> Can someone here let me know the correct way to do this form or direct me
> to
> an article. I am sure it has something to do with properties-->permission
> but
> does it also have to do with tools-->options-->delegates as well?
> We are using outlook 2003 with an exchange server
>
> Thanks
> invites for him but doesn't want him to be able to get into his inbox at
> all.
> Can someone here let me know the correct way to do this form or direct me
> to
> an article. I am sure it has something to do with properties-->permission
> but
> does it also have to do with tools-->options-->delegates as well?
> We are using outlook 2003 with an exchange server
>
> Thanks
| 01 Jul | Accept & create calendars for someone else | .Lynn |
| 01 Jul |  Re: Accept & create calendars for someone else | .Nikki Peterson |
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