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From: KCNAZ on 2 Apr 2010 11:58
Trying to figure out how to identify who is a remote worker when scheduling
meetings to know a conference bridge is required or Live meeting.

The only options currently that I see are to Show time as Tentative, Free,
Busy, Out of Office. Not Remote.

Also, in 2007 you could use a Category to designate REMOTE, however not sure
that others would be able to see this designation unless calendar is shared.

Any ideas??




From: Diane Poremsky [MVP] on 2 Apr 2010 17:45
Remote category won't help - Free/busy won't show it. There is no 'show
time as remote' - I recommend using show time as tentative and adding a
subject tag of 'remote'.

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"KCNAZ" <KCNAZ(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Trying to figure out how to identify who is a remote worker when
> scheduling
> meetings to know a conference bridge is required or Live meeting.
>
> The only options currently that I see are to Show time as Tentative, Free,
> Busy, Out of Office. Not Remote.
>
> Also, in 2007 you could use a Category to designate REMOTE, however not
> sure
> that others would be able to see this designation unless calendar is
> shared.
>
> Any ideas??
>
>
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