• Subject: Re: Do I need to purchase Exchange to share the calendar?
  • Author: Mike
  • Date: 04 Jun
  • References: 1 2
Here is how I do it.

Sign up for Google calendar

Then down load the Google outlook synch tool on everyone’s computer

http://www.google.com/support/a/users/bin/answer.py?answer=89955&topic=14097

Use the same account on each synch tool and set to synch every few minutes

Everyone will have their main outlook calendar shared, plus you can access
the calendar through the web, cell phone, and text message the best of all
worlds without the hassle of exchange. The only downside is everyone’s main
outlook calendar is the same.

Mike
"Gordon" wrote:

> "JeremyS" <JeremyS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:523C4A89-4C12-4994-97C6-21AE15F617B1@microsoft.com...
>
> > 2. Use "Publish My Calendar" You can publish your default Office
> > Outlook
> > 2007 Calendar to Office Online and control who can access your calendar on
> > Office Online.
>
> Unfortunately the "access" to a calendar published at Office Online is
> Read-only. A great walloping failure on the part of MS.....
>
>
01 JunRE: Do I need to purchase Exchange to share the calendar?.JeremyS
02 Jun|- Re: Do I need to purchase Exchange to share the calendar?.Gordon
04 Jun|  \ Re: Do I need to purchase Exchange to share the calendar?.Mike
02 Jul|     \ Re: Do I need to purchase Exchange to share the calendar?.Dancer
01 Oct|        |- Google Calendar.Suzette Scheuermann
02 Oct|        \ Re: Do I need to purchase Exchange to share the calendar?.Dan
03 Jul\ Re: RE: Do I need to purchase Exchange to share the calendar?.Milton Shane
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