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#153003 - 03/04/2003 14:51 exchange 2000 question
BleachLPB
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Registered: 01/11/2001
Posts: 354
Loc: Maryland
For those out there that use/admin Exchange 2000 - does anyone know of a script that can be used to generate an HTML page containing free/busy data of specified users - kind of like an in out board?

I found this a few months ago, and it does exactly what I want. But, some of the features it uses I suspect are no longer featured or supported, particularly in Office XP. It seems like there should be a way to do it, but I'm not experienced enough with WSH/VBScript to know.

We are running Exchange 2000, clients are running Outlook XP.
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#153004 - 03/04/2003 16:09 Re: exchange 2000 question [Re: BleachLPB]
tfabris
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Gee, that feature has been built-in to Lotus Notes for several years now...
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#153005 - 03/04/2003 16:35 Re: exchange 2000 question [Re: tfabris]
wfaulk
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Registered: 25/12/2000
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And so The War of Equally Putrid Office Applications commences.
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#153006 - 03/04/2003 17:03 Re: exchange 2000 question [Re: BleachLPB]
AndrewT
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Registered: 16/02/2002
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Loc: Oxford, UK
Why not run the VBscript on a spare non-Office XP client installation to generate the html? I'm not sure this would work but maybe you could install Outlook 2000 on the web server just for this purpose - this would make serving the resultant output easier too I guess.

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#153007 - 03/04/2003 19:09 Re: exchange 2000 question [Re: AndrewT]
BleachLPB
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Why not run the VBscript on a spare non-Office XP client

Good point. I gave this some consideration today but believe it or not, we are lacking a copy of Office 2000. I'll have to rummage through the stacks of CDs again though, since this appears to be the stumbling block...

Gee, that feature has been built-in to Lotus Notes for several years now

...or I could just migrate our whole office over to Notes tomorrow
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