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Single PC at home, with Win XP Home SP2, behind a fireall router using cable broadband internet connection. Myself and family set up with individual user accounts.
Migrated from OE6 to Outlook (from Office 2000 Premium), partly as a test of Outlook.
Am trying to share my calendar with the family and have installed the net folders component. The invitation is sent OK from my OL2000 mail account, and has the accept button etc, but when it arrives in the other email accounts (also now OL200) the accept button (and others) is not there. Send is, I believe, in RTF format.
Any suggestions? If I cannot share on the same PC with the exact same version etc of Outlook, I'm dreading trying to implement a shared calendar idea at work (part of the reason for the test at home - I realise we could just talk at home and leave the PC out of it)with a small network and a branch office and possibly different versions of outlook!
Thanks
StMartins Terrace
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Single PC at home, with Win XP Home SP2, behind a fireall router using cable broadband internet connection. Myself and family set up with individual user accounts.
Migrated from OE6 to Outlook (from Office 2000 Premium), partly as a test of Outlook.
Am trying to share my calendar with the family and have installed the net folders component. The invitation is sent OK from my OL2000 mail account, and has the accept button etc, but when it arrives in the other email accounts (also now OL200) the accept button (and others) is not there. Send is, I believe, in RTF format.
Any suggestions? If I cannot share on the same PC with the exact same version etc of Outlook, I'm dreading trying to implement a shared calendar idea at work (part of the reason for the test at home - I realise we could just talk at home and leave the PC out of it)with a small network and a branch office and possibly different versions of outlook!
Thanks
StMartins Terrace
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