Can a user have a read-only access to his calendar (other than his
personal one, of course) ?
No, and why should they?
But you can get read only access to calenders of other people.
Perhaps that's what you meant?
I know that's a weird question ...
A internal system put meeting to people and I don't want they delete
them by mistake. You know, sometimes, with the little keyboard on the
BlackBerry ... ;-)
Perhaps its not so silly a question .... We solved it by using resources
for each meeting type, so effectively these calendars become readonly
for any invitees, and readwrite for the meeting organiser. Also, doing
it this way, means that users can only write into their own calendar and
not accidentally into another calendar, but can still add events into
other calendars for meetings or resource bookings.
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Julian Robbins
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