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#Outlook private appointments visible to others for mac
#Outlook private appointments visible to others mac

Since other users don’t encounter the issue, please let the affected user configure his account onto another colleague’s Mac and see if the issue occurs.

Create a new Outlook profile, and check if the meeting invitation is visible on the new profile calendar. To hide an appointment from someone who has permission to view the Calendar folder in your Exchange mailbox, select the Private check box at the lower-right. On the Email tab, select your account (profile), and click Repair.

About “doesn't show up”, do you mean it’s blank or you can only see free/busy information? Some screenshots will be good for a better understanding. Click the dropdown arrow next to Account Settings, and select Account Settings.

#Outlook private appointments visible to others for mac

These private appointments? If the affected user create the repeating private appointments on OWA himself, can he see them in Outlook 2016 for Mac then? The current workaround is to view other calendars from Outlook on the Web. The meeting request feature in Outlook does not open individual calendars rather, it searches published free/busy times. By default, only two months worth of appointments are published to the free/busy folder. At Indiana University, free/busy times for all Exchange users are stored on the Exchange servers. When someone uses Outlook 2016 for Mac to view another person's calendar, items marked Private do not appear at all. Note: This applies to Microsoft Outlook installed in Corporate or Workgroup mode only.

Regarding “which doesn't show up, when I look at his calendar”, you mean he can see repeating private appointments in OWA but he cannot see them after configuring his account onto his Outlook 2016 for Mac, right? May I know who created Outlook 2016 for Mac has a known issue with the Private flag.To get this, click Outlook > About Outlook. The detailed version of the affected Outlook, such as 15.32(170309).To troubleshoot it, I’d like to collect some information: If you need permissions set on a number of mailboxes, the Exchange administrator can use PowerShell to give your account permission to one or more employees Calendars. I have done some tests on my lab but cannot reproduce the issue. The minimum requirement on the calendar is Folder Visible and Create Items, youll also need Folder Visible permission on the mailbox root, where Outlook Today is.