Re: [WinMac] Outlook Exchange Mac Client seeing Calendars


Larry Larraga(larry[at]udel.edu)
Thu, 25 Mar 1999 21:49:06 -0500


We're all using Outlook 98 or 2000 on PCs not Schedule+. I don't believe
that's an equivalent test to my situation.

Larry Larraga

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>From: Gregory Hammond <gregh@trinetgroup.com>
>Subject: RE: [WinMac] Outlook Exchange Mac Client seeing Calendars
>Date: Thu, Mar 25, 1999, 6:41 PM
>

> This seems strange, and I guess I disagree, because I DO know that I can
> create entries in the Virtual PC Schedule+ client which I can see in
> near-real-time on my Mac client AND vice-versa. In fact, I use my VPC
> side
> to create many entries and to synchronize my REX-Pro. For example, I
> just
> went into my Schedule+/Win95 VPC client, created a new event, synched,
> and
> then went back over to my Mac Outlook client, synched, and everything
> was
> there.
>
> Here's what else I know: my original calendar was created on my Dell
> Latitude CP; when I installed Service Pack 2 on my test PPC6100/66, and
> then
> logged in, all the appointments were there. So, this isn't simply about
> Virtual PC
>
>> ----------
>> From: Larry Larraga
>> Reply To: The Windows-MacOS cooperation list
>> Sent: Thursday, March 25, 1999 12:10
>> To: 'The Windows-MacOS cooperation list'
>> Subject: [WinMac] Outlook Exchange Mac Client seeing Calendars
>>
>> Here's what my testing shows:
>> Exchange Server 5.5SP2
>> Outlook 98 or 2000 on NT or Win98
>> Outlook for Power Mac Client Exchange Server Edition 8.1 (SP2)
>> A calendar created on a PC by one user can be viewed by another user
> (give
>> appropriate permissions) in Calendar format on the Mac client (using
> the
>> Calendar icon in the Outlook Bar of the Mac client).
>> That calendar *cannot* be viewed by the user that created/owns it on
> the
>> PC
>> platform from the Mac client (the calendar is empty). The calendar
> entries
>> can be viewed, though in a "mailbox" format with much information
> missing,
>> by clicking the Calendar icon in the folder list in the Inbox view.
>> So, I'm larry in the Exchange Server. I create and maintain a calendar
> on
>> my
>> PC using Outlook 2000. I give joe Permissions (under Properties on the
>> Calendar) to edit or peruse my Calendar.
>> Joe can open the Mac client, open the Calendar from the icon on the
>> Outlook
>> Bar, then choose "open other's appointment book" from the File menu,
>> choose
>> larry from the user list and see my Calendar in Calendar format.
>> If I (larry) go to my Mac, opening the Calendar from the icon on the
>> Outlook
>> Bar yields a blank calendar (or it will show only what was input from
> the
>> Mac client). I can see a whole list of calendar items from the PC by
>> clicking the Calendar icon in my Mailbox list of folders, but the
>> information there is in next to useless form.
>> So, the cross-platform calendar integration seems to work. You just
> can't
>> be
>> a user that wants to get at your Calendar from your PC *and* Mac.
>> Comments?
>>
>>
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