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I know how to view somebody else's calendar - there are 100 walk-throughs like this one on Google. However, this feature has changed in Outlook 2010, and you no longer get prompted for rights to view another person's calendar, and Outlook just displays their "Free/Busy" information, which doesn't help me.
I'd like to request permissions to view the details of their appointments, but I can't find any place to request permissions on their calendar - Outlook 2010 just gives me "Free/Busy" rights and then appears to have no option to request additional rights. Can anybody point me in the right direction?
IME, this doesn't guarantee you receive a particular set of rights on their calendar. You can only specify what you want to share with them and hope they reciprocate. – Duncan Jones – 2015-11-11T09:34:26.363
I assumed "Share Calendar" was about showing people my own calendar, but clearly it's about both. +15 to you. – SqlRyan – 2010-05-18T15:11:23.243
3This is another example of functionality in Office which is getting hidden through trying to simplify the interface. Even changing the name of the button to "Calendar Sharing" might have made this more discoverable. – AdamV – 2010-05-19T12:14:10.630
1Aye. I never would have found this without reading this post and its answer. – Hennes – 2013-09-12T17:54:42.677