I have Outlook 2007 that is an offline copy since LN is our email standard
and I want to sync my calendar and contacts to LN.

I can't set up a mail account for Outlook since I am not an administrator.
Hopefully someone can address both issues together

Gail

Re: Sync my Calendar to Lotus Notes by Diane

Diane
Tue May 06 07:49:41 PDT 2008

unless notes can access your calendar directly, you can't access it if you
don't have permissions to set up outlook. The only other option is to export
it from a different machine in a format that notes can read and import it to
notes.

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"GB" <GB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F47996A4-DF6C-4D27-9A1A-C50A4311E5CE@microsoft.com...
> I have Outlook 2007 that is an offline copy since LN is our email standard
> and I want to sync my calendar and contacts to LN.
>
> I can't set up a mail account for Outlook since I am not an administrator.
> Hopefully someone can address both issues together
>
> Gail


RE: Sync my Calendar to Lotus Notes by GB

GB
Fri May 09 09:08:29 PDT 2008

Thanks Diane, I appreciate the help. I did an outlook export and imported it
into LN and the dates and times were the only things that imported properly.
The Subject appears as Busy for all appointments and none of the attachments
and notes came over. I will work with our mail administrators to see if I
can set up an Outlook - Notes handshake.

Gail

"GB" wrote:

> I have Outlook 2007 that is an offline copy since LN is our email standard
> and I want to sync my calendar and contacts to LN.
>
> I can't set up a mail account for Outlook since I am not an administrator.
> Hopefully someone can address both issues together
>
> Gail