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Michael Reuvers <mreuvers@fieldav.com> wrote in <XRph3.4015$j3.21268@tor
-nn1.netcom.ca>: 

>I set up MS Mail on an NT workstation for everyone to connect to.
>Everyone is using Outlook 98 as the client. Able to connect but Outlook
>does not setup any folders in the MS Mail connection for sharing. And
>the only folder I can add is a mail folder (not a appointment folder).
>How does one set it up so every one on this peer to peer network can
>logon to MS Mail a share Calendars for making appointments? Thanks!
>
    	I assume you're talking about the Workgroup Postoffice that comes with 
NT, although this information applies to the full server product as well.  
You cannot create public/shared folders for anything other than Mail items 
in MS Mail.  If you're using the full MS Mail server and want to share 
free/busy times (not the details, though) then you have to set up the 
Schedule+ Free/Busy folder (don't ask me how, though).  If you want to 
share folder content, you might want to look into using Net Folders in 
Outlook 98.  Again, don't ask me how to do it; I've never acutally used it.