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How do I give access to someone else on my Outlook Calendar on Exchange?
Enable Calendar Sharing:
- Select Go from the drop down menu and click on Folder List

- Click on Mailbox - to select your Exchange account

- Right click on Mailbox - and then left-click on Properties

- Click on the Permissions tab and then click Add...

Note:Before a user can access any of your folders (Inbox, Calendar, etc.) you must first give them general access to your Mailbox - ".
Granting permissions to the Default user will give everyone on the Exchange Server access to your account. Be careful not to do this.
- Select the users you are granting permissions to.

- To Add a user, select from the Global Address List, click on Add -> button and then click OK

- After the user is added, you should change their Permission Level to Reviewer and then click OK

- Right click on the Folder that you would like to share (Calendar, Tasks, Inbox, etc.) and then Left Click on Properties

- You only need to set the Permission Level to Reviewer when giving access to the Mailbox - folder. For any other folder (for example, the Calendar), you can select the Permission Level that works best for you.
Select the desired Permission level that you would like to grant.
- Repeat the above steps for each user you want to grant access to.
- On the computer of the person you are giving access to:
Select Tools and then Email Accounts...
For Office 2000, go to Tools, select Services and continue at Step 12 below

- Select View or change existing email accounts and then click Next

- Select Microsoft Exchange Server and the click Change

- Click on More Settings... and select the Advanced tab, and then click on Add...

- Enter the email address or the name of the person whose calendar you are opening and click OK
- Click OK again, click Next and then Finish. You should now be able to see a new Mailbox - which you can now use.
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