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Even though Microsoft Outlook makes it easy to
coordinate meetings with other Microsoft Exchange Server
users, there is no built-in mechanism for maintaining a
central calendar. Of course, the concept of a central
calendar means different things to different people. Some
organizations are looking for a centralized view of every
person's availability, while others want to keep a common
calendar of important company events.
Quick
and dirty method for sending personal appointments to a public
calendar when you first create the appointment: Invite the public
folder. All public folders have e-mail addresses, even though they
may be hidden from the GAL.
If you just need to see other people's calendars easily
from within Outlook, try the technique described under To
get quick access to team calendars.
Company Events Calendar using an
Exchange server application.
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