Hi,
Hopefully someone on here can end
my hell and tell me how to solve the following. I am not even 100% convinced
it is Exchange but not 100% sure it isn't...!!
We recently upgraded our Exchange
Server to Outlook 2000 from 5.5. All went remarkably well, surprisingly enough
;-). In conjunction we use various forms of Outlook, although the PC's
concerned use Outlook 2000.
The only problem we have
encountered is the following :-
Our Chief Exec, gives permission
to his P.A. to see, add, edit & view his Calendar within outlook. It
worked before upgrade. After upgrade it didn't, so deleted permissions and
renewed them. She then managed to get into Calendar so all seemed well. That
was until she discovered she wasn't seeing all appointments in the
calendar.
I also have permission and having
renewed the permissions from the Chief Exec's outlook I CAN see all the
appointments.
I "guessed" it may have something
to do with permissions server side as I have Admin permissions and she
doesn't. So I gave permissions to look at the calendar to my colleague who has
the exact same permissions as myself... He too gets the same problem as the
P.A., as in he only sees some of the appointments within his
Calendar.
Next "guess" was the individual
PC's involved....So got them to log into the PC I use and try it on that.
Unfortunately this showed same problem they both could only see some of the
appointments (always the exact same one's) as they did on own
PC's.
Just to make it even more
complicated when my colleague AND the P.A look at his calendar in "Active
appointments" they can see ALL appointments. In every other view - They can
only see some of the appointments. That to my mind nullify's the thought that
it is down to permissions. But, hey, who knows.
I have checked the "view
definitions" within Outlook and all seems well. Moreover, I still use the
default Outlook settings for views, and therefore when they use my PC, they
are using the same settings.
Any thoughts would be
appreciated.
Thanks
Graham "Pulling my hair out"
Cathcart
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