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Subject: Slightly OT: Defining a Resource for Outlook 2003 on the Server
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Mike Webb User is Offline
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3/31/2005 10:51 PM  
[Running SBS 2003 for a small non-profit, with a big learning curve ahead of me.]

I would like to set up Resources on the Exchange server for such items as our Meeting Room, Conference Room, etc.  I found Article ID 291616 dated 10 Dec 2004, revision 3, on Technet, "How to direct book a resource in Outlook 2002 or in Outlook 2003".  The first part about defining a resource seems easy enough to do, but I'm sure there's some steps in the process I should be aware of.  Has anyone done this, or know of a tutorial somewhere with (hopefully) screen-captures of the various screens that can walk me through it?  Also, any lessons-learned?

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Mike Webb
Platte River Whooping Crane Maintenance Trust, Inc.
a conservation non-profit organization
Nebraska, USA
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4/03/2005 03:59 AM  

Hi Mike,

With which part do you have a problem? There is really nothing too it.
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4/04/2005 05:13 PM  
Well, I've never seen Exchange from the admin side and have no training in it.  I think the Help file may be able to get me through the process, but I find it valuable to talk it over with people on newsgroups first before I start something new (for me).
Mike Webb
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