Re: creating multiple .pst file for multiple outlook 2000 users

Yes, this is what I have been doing. I send an invitation (from PC#1-XP) to
one user (PC#2 -win 98) and they accept the invitation, it is placed on their
calendar(PC#2). However, this calendar seems to be shared by both users
(PC#2 ).

I'm would like for each of the users (PC#2) to have a separate calendar. Is
there a way to point outlook, by user, to a separate calendar?

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

> Okay, based on your answer, the easiest method is to just use appointment
> items to "invite" your users to events. When creating an event, just use
> the "add attendees" button from the appointment item's toolbar to get to the
> window that allows you to add people to the event/appointment.
>
> --
> Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
>
> Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
> unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
> reading.
>
> After furious head scratching, kay (tn) asked:
>
> | I apologize, I seem to have offended you. I have never accessed this
> | sight before and received no further information on my last post, so
> | I decided to start all over again. I thought I had answered your
> | prior questions, but will try again. I'm not sure of all the setup
> | details you would like, so please let me know if you need further
> | information
> |
> | PC #1 running Windows XP, Outlook 2003 (downstairs)
> | PC #2 runs Windows 98, Outlook 2000 (Internet Mail only)on a wireless
> | DLINK to
> | PC #1(upstairs)
> |
> | PC #2 - I have setup 2 different users through the Windows 98 (Control
> | Panel/Users). Each user was set up w/ different Startup, Documents
> | Folders, etc.
> | Each user has a different email addresses.
> |
> | My QUESTION IS:
> | I would like to be able to send calendar invitations to my 2
> | children (separate users and email addresses) and have them keep
> | their own personal calendars separate and up to date.
> |
> | I have realized this file reside in the .pst folders. I found
> | instructions on the microsoft website that instructed me on how to
> | 'move' the pst file and then change the Properties/Data Files
> | selection to point to the new location. My hope was to move the
> | original, then create a new on for the 2nd user. However, when I
> | select the Properties for my windows users, I do not have a Data
> | Files Selection tab or button. I realized I may have hit a dead end.
> |
> | Your last answer to me stated that what I was trying to achieve was
> | not possible w/Internet Mail only. I've looked everywhere on my
> | system and that was the decision I was coming to, however, I hate to
> | give up on an something when it only makes sense that it should be
> | possible.
> |
> | I'm not a computer expert, just a mom, who is trying to help her
> | youth learn to use computers to help organize their lives. I very
> | much appreciate all your help.
> |
> | Please let me know if there are additional set up details you may
> | need.
> |
> | "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
> |
> || Okay - this is my last response to you. You say you cannot get it
> || to work with your setup. Please, post the details of your setup. I
> || am not looking over your shoulder and cannot see what you are
> || seeing. You are apparently assuming that I am in the room with you
> || and have all the information you have when you say that is is not
> || working for you.
> ||
> || If you want help, you need to help us.
> ||
> || And please do NOT multi-post.
> ||
> ||
> || --
> || Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
> ||
> || Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
> || unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
> || reading.
> ||
> || After furious head scratching, kay (tn) asked:
> ||
> ||| Is there another version I can install to be able to accomplish
> ||| this? This system is running Windows 98 and cannot be upgraded any
> ||| further. It connected via wireless system to an XP Office 2003
> ||| system downstairs.
> |||
> ||| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
> |||
> |||| This option does not exist for Internet Mail Only transport users
> |||| of Outlook 2000.
> ||||
> |||| --
> |||| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
> ||||
> |||| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
> |||| unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted
> |||| without reading.
> ||||
> |||| After furious head scratching, kay (tn) asked:
> ||||
> ||||| My objective is to be able to send calendar invitations to my 2
> ||||| children (separate users and email) and have them keep their own
> ||||| personal calendars up to date.
> |||||
> ||||| I am trying to create multiple .pst file for multiple outlook 2000
> ||||| users. I have created differrent Windows Users and set up their
> ||||| data files, email accounts, etc. I have referenced and found how
> ||||| to move the .pst file to another location. However, when I sign
> ||||| in to any user OUTLOOK still defaults to the same data file.
> |||||
> ||||| Instructions I found on the net, mentioned CTRL PANEL, MAIL, SHOW
> ||||| PROFILES, PEROPERTIES, DATA FILES. The problem I do not have the
> ||||| DATA FILES selection. I am using Outlook 2000 on Windows 98.
> ||||| Please help!
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