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Microsoft Outlook 2010 : Managing a Calendar - Sharing Calendar Information

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Outlook enables you to share Calendar information with others. You can forward a Calendar item by e-mail to other Outlook users, or you can forward an iCalendar item to any user of any Internet-connected mail program. You should use iCalendar when you schedule meetings with people who don’t use Outlook.

1. Forward a Calendar Item

  1. Open an existing meeting item.

  2. Click the Meeting tab of the ribbon.

  3. Click the Forward button.

  4. Type the e-mail address of the recipient in the To box.

  5. Click Send.

2. Forward an Item As iCalendar

  1. Open a meeting item by double-clicking it in the Calendar.

  2. Click the Meeting tab on the ribbon. This tab is named Meeting Series for a recurring meeting.

  3. Click the arrow beside the Forward button.

  4. Choose Forward As iCalendar. The item appears as an attachment.

  5. Type the e-mail address of the recipient in the To box.

  6. Click Send.


Note:


If you forward a calendar item that has an attachment, that attachment is forwarded along with the calendar item.



Note:


iCalendar is for communicating with people who don’t use Outlook. If you want to forward a Calendar item to someone who uses Outlook, use the Forward command on the Actions menu or click Forward in the Actions group on the meeting form’s ribbon.

 
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