Exchange calendar and 10.1.4

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10.1.4 overall works fine-receiving Exchange-based e-mail just as I had done
with Entourage before this update (via IMAP), although I now can see public
folders as well. So far, I have NOT been able to see other¹s calendars nor
view the global address book, but I suspect it requires more detail about
the LDAP server. Unfortunately, my network admin does not know of this, and
only knows the exchange server¹s address (which I know as well, since I get
my e-mail just fine.)

Any suggestions from those who have gotten this to work? Thanks!

David Toub, M.D.

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10.1.4 overall works fin=
e-receiving Exchange-based e-mail just as I had done with Entourage before t=
his update (via IMAP), although I now can see public folders as well. So far=
, I have NOT been able to see other’s calendars nor view the global ad=
dress book, but I suspect it requires more detail about the LDAP server. Unf=
ortunately, my network admin does not know of this, and only knows the excha=
nge server’s address (which I know as well, since I get my e-mail just=
fine.) 
 
Any suggestions from those who have gotten this to work? Thanks! 
 
David Toub, M.D.   
 

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Mickey
Mon Aug 04 18:56:35 CDT 2003

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On 8/4/03 5:50 PM, in article BB543F59.272%dbogie@idahopower.com, "BOGIE,
DAVE" <dbogie@idahopower.com> wrote:

> We haven¹t been able to get the views of others¹ calendars to work either but
> I CAN see our global address book.
>
Good.
>
> Sort of. The Check Names button will go out and look at the global book but I
> haven¹t been able to figure out how to actually see the entire book. I have
> about ten geeks trying to figure this out but it seems like it is broken, yes?
>
Go to Tools -> Directory Services, click your Exchange account in the left
pane, and then try searching. Does it work?
>
> The whole ability to see other calendars is pretty lame, isn¹t it? Am I
> correct that you must create an event and then invite someone before you can
> access their calendar by hitting the Schedules tab?
>
Yes, that¹s the only way according to the Help file.
>
> Why didn¹t the Mac BU just put a little button to View Other Calendar in the
> tool bar?
>
I don¹t know. Perhaps no one suggested it.
>
> And can the toolbar be redesigned?
>
Can it be customized, you mean? No, it cannot.

These last two things are good suggestions. I encourage you to submit them
to Microsoft. In Entourage X, go to Help -> Send Feedback on Entourage.
Otherwise, click on this direct link to enter Mac Product Feedback:
<http://www.microsoft.com/mac/feedback/suggestion.asp>

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Mickey Stevens (Microsoft MVP for Office:mac)
PowerPoint FAQ featuring PowerPoint:mac: <http://www.pptfaq.com/>
Entourage Help Page: <http://www.entourage.mvps.org/toc.html>

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rticle BB543F59.272%dbogie@idahopower.com, "BOGIE, DAVE" <dbogi=
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<BLOCKQUOTE>We haven’t been able to get the views of others’ calendars to=
work either but I CAN see our global address book. 
 
</BLOCKQUOTE>Good. 
<BLOCKQUOTE> 
Sort of. The Check Names button will go out and look at the global book but=
I haven’t been able to figure out how to actually see the entire book=
. I have about ten geeks trying to figure this out but it seems like it is b=
roken, yes? 
 
</BLOCKQUOTE>Go to Tools -> Directory Services, click your Exchange account in the=
left pane, and then try searching.  Does it work? 
<BLOCKQUOTE> 
The whole ability to see other calendars is pretty lame, isn’t it? Am=
I correct that you must create an event and then invite someone before you =
can access their calendar by hitting the Schedules tab? 
 
</BLOCKQUOTE>Yes, that’s the only way according to the Help file. 
<BLOCKQUOTE> 
 Why didn’t the Mac BU just put a little button to View Other Ca=
lendar in the tool bar? 
 
</BLOCKQUOTE>I don’t know.  Perhaps no one suggested it. 
<BLOCKQUOTE> 
 And can the toolbar be redesigned? 
 
</BLOCKQUOTE>Can it be customized, you mean?  No, it cannot. 
 
These last two things are good suggestions.  I encourage you to submit=
them to Microsoft.  In Entourage X, go to Help -> Send Feedback on =
Entourage.  Otherwise, click on this direct link to enter Mac Product F=
eedback: 
<a href=3D"http://www.microsoft.com/mac/feedback/suggestion.asp"><http://w=
ww.microsoft.com/mac/feedback/suggestion.asp></a> 
 
-- 
Mickey Stevens (Microsoft MVP for Office:mac) 
PowerPoint FAQ featuring PowerPoint:mac: <a href=3D"http://www.pptfaq.com/">&=
lt;http://www.pptfaq.com/></a> 
Entourage Help Page: <a href=3D"http://www.entourage.mvps.org/toc.html"><h=
ttp://www.entourage.mvps.org/toc.html></a> 

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Gil
Tue Aug 05 16:05:49 CDT 2003

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On 8/4/03 3:50 PM, in article BB543F59.272%dbogie@idahopower.com, "BOGIE,
DAVE" <dbogie@idahopower.com> wrote:

> We haven¹t been able to get the views of others¹ calendars to work either but
> I CAN see our global address book. Sort of. The Check Names button will go out
> and look at the global book but I haven¹t been able to figure out how to
> actually see the entire book. I have about ten geeks trying to figure this out
> but it seems like it is broken, yes?
>
As Mickey correctly pointed out, you can search the GAL. You can¹t browse
the entire GAL in Entourage.

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rticle BB543F59.272%dbogie@idahopower.com, "BOGIE, DAVE" <dbogi=
e@idahopower.com> wrote: 
 
<BLOCKQUOTE>We haven’t been able to get the views of others’ calendars to=
work either but I CAN see our global address book. Sort of. The Check Names=
button will go out and look at the global book but I haven’t been abl=
e to figure out how to actually see the entire book. I have about ten geeks =
trying to figure this out but it seems like it is broken, yes? 
 
</BLOCKQUOTE>As Mickey correctly pointed out, you can search the GAL. You can’t=
browse the entire GAL in Entourage.
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BOGIE,
Wed Aug 06 11:16:15 CDT 2003

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Since you can¹t gain access to your company¹s global lists, this makes the
email system of Entourage rather, umm, completely fucked?

bogiesan

On 08/05/03 03:05 PM, in article BB556A3D.2F55%g@g.g, "Gil Gordon" <g@g.g>
wrote:

> On 8/4/03 3:50 PM, in article BB543F59.272%dbogie@idahopower.com, "BOGIE,
> DAVE" <dbogie@idahopower.com> wrote:
>
>> We haven¹t been able to get the views of others¹ calendars to work either but
>> I CAN see our global address book. Sort of. The Check Names button will go
>> out and look at the global book but I haven¹t been able to figure out how to
>> actually see the entire book. I have about ten geeks trying to figure this
>> out but it seems like it is broken, yes?
>>
> As Mickey correctly pointed out, you can search the GAL. You can¹t browse the
> entire GAL in Entourage.

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Since you can’t gai=
n access to your company’s global lists, this makes the email system o=
f Entourage rather, umm, completely fucked? 
 
bogiesan 
 
 
 
On 08/05/03 03:05 PM, in article BB556A3D.2F55%g@g.g, "Gil Gordon&quot=
; <g@g.g> wrote: 
 
<BLOCKQUOTE>On 8/4/03 3:50 PM, in article BB543F59.272%dbogie@idahopower.com, "B=
OGIE, DAVE" <dbogie@idahopower.com> wrote: 
 
<BLOCKQUOTE>We haven’t been able to get the views of others’ calendars to=
work either but I CAN see our global address book. Sort of. The Check Names=
button will go out and look at the global book but I haven’t been abl=
e to figure out how to actually see the entire book. I have about ten geeks =
trying to figure this out but it seems like it is broken, yes? 
 
</BLOCKQUOTE>As Mickey correctly pointed out, you can search the GAL. You can’t=
browse the entire GAL in Entourage. 
</BLOCKQUOTE> 
 

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