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 Using Exchange 2007 Management Console to add Saved Group Schedules View to all users Outlook 2007 profiles
We are using Outlook 2007 and Exchange 2007. Rather than have the users follow the these directions: 1. Make sure you're in the Calendar and click on the 'View Group Schedules' button on the toolbar, or click "Actions", "View Group Schedules". 2. Click on 'New', 3. Supply a name for the group, 4. Add members from your contact list as if you were planning a meeting. Is there a way to add the group to the users' profiles via group policies or Exchange Management Tools?

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ASKED: March 31, 2009  10:53 PM
UPDATED: April 3, 2009  3:22 PM

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Not really, that is an outlook client function, not a server function. Sorry.
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No, I don’t think so. I do not find anything in the registry and when I log onto a different PC I am able to open my saved Group Schedule View. It must be stored on the Server or my mailbox or AD profile. -K

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One misconception is that when you make a setting change on your outlook client and can view the change from other computers, it must be a “server” setting. Yes, the changes are stored ON the server, but that does not mean you can make that setting change for a user ON the server. It is still made and controlled on the local client, but the server holds those changes on your account. So again I stand by my answer, that is an outlook client function, not something you set from the server side, nor can it be set for others from the server side.

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