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How is Outlook 2000/XP seeing the blocked time in
the "resource scheduling", but unable to see the
information when viewing another calendar.

Is there a way to make the local calendar in the .pst file
be viewable by all members on the team?

Thanks for any help/info.

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Martin Blackstone
MVP - Exchange

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Quote:> We are currently using Exchange 5.5.  Our team members now
> want to be able to view each other calendars.  Currently
> all calendars reside in each person's .pst file on the
> hard drive.  When we schedule a meeting, for some reason,
> the "blocked time" shows up for the resource.  However,
> when trying to view the person's calendar, all we can see
> is the calendar on the Exchange server.

> How is Outlook 2000/XP seeing the blocked time in
> the "resource scheduling", but unable to see the
> information when viewing another calendar.

> Is there a way to make the local calendar in the .pst file
> be viewable by all members on the team?

> Thanks for any help/info.

Quote:>-----Original Message-----
>That's exactly what happens when using a PST file. You
lose a lot of the
>cool functionality of Exchange server.
>Since the calendar is kept in a PST, there  is no way for
Exchange to
>maintain any info on it.
>You need to move them all to the Exchange server and