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    Jun 12, 2007, 05:18 AM
    Outlook 2003: Shared Calendars
    Hello,
    I have a sticky problem that just doesn't make sense. We have a shared "Staff Calendar" where everyone can access it to schedule a variety of activities. When I tried to add the shared calendar to one user, I get back an error message saying the folder can'r be found.

    I have double and triple checked the rights and permissions, and they are in order. But no matter how I approach the problem, Outlook still will not accept the Shared Calendar.

    Any suggestions on where to look for an answer??

    Rex
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    Jun 12, 2007, 06:33 AM
    This type of issue is unique, but mt advice is to get help from Microsoft support staff.

    Try this link >>, and search for the proper document... ;)
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