We do that here by the use of a custom outlook form.  It simply adds all the
holidays in the message body to the client's calendar if they don't already
exist.  Works like a charm.  We've been using it since 1998 here.

Serdar Soysal


-----Original Message-----
From: Dean Thompson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 9:03 PM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: EXCH2000: Inserting Calendar Events into User Calendars



Hi!,

I am not sure whether this issue should be treated the same as sync'ing a
shared public folder to a users calendar, but I was wondering whether
somebody might be able to tell me how a nominated user or the Exchange
system (EXCH:2000) itself is able to place events into ALL users personal
calendars.

Basically I would like the ability to insert public holidays into the system
so that the end-users can see them in their personal calendar (all clients
are operating in corporate mode using Outlook 2000).  I know that one
approach would be to manipulate the outlook.txt file for each Outlook client
or to establish a public calendar folder, however I have seen this
functionality achieved via another method which doesn't require the user of
any third party programs (I just don't know how it is done).

Is it possible that this functionality can be achieved via a "globalevent"
or is there some other way of doing it.  I know another way would be to send
the holidays out to everyone and have them add it to their own personal
calendar, but I am trying to avoid that as well.

Any information would be appreciated.

See ya

Dean Thompson

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