Oracle
Calendar version 9.04
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Using the groups function of Oracle Calendar can help you save time when scheduling meetings, especially if you invite the same groups of people to more than one event.
- Instead of entering each persons name every time you schedule a meeting or other event, you can create a group, and use that group to automatically list all the names for you.
- Or you can create a group of the meeting rooms you frequently use, so you can check their availability.
First, set up the group
- From the Tools menu, select Manage Groups.
- Click New (see illustration below).
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- In the next window, enter a Group name that is meaningful to you (see illustration below).
- In the Group type box, select Private or Members-only (see illustration below).
- Private will allow only you see the group.
- Members-only will allow the members of the group to see the group.
In the Add member box, enter a name and click the checkmark to add the name to the group (see illustration below).
When you have added all group members, click OK (see illustration below).
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Click Done.
Now you can use the group when you create a meeting or other event.
Next, use the group you created
Create or open the event as you normally would, then instead of entering names individually click the groups icon
.
- Select the group you want to add and click OK to add them to the list of invitees.
- Set other meeting details and proceed as usual.
Groups can also be useful when youre trying to find an opening in multiple calendars.
- Click the group agenda icon
and then click the groups icon
.
- Click Members-only so that the box beside it contains a checkmark. All the groups you are a member of will be displayed.
- Select the group whose calendars you want to see and click OK. Oracle Calendar will open a window showing all group members calendars, and in the leftmost column, times when members are not available will be blocked in red (see the example below).
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Your window may not look exactly like this oneDeleting a Group
- From the Tools menu, select Manage Groups.
- Select the group you want to delete and click Delete.
- Click Yes or OK to confirm the group deletion.
- Click OK or Done to close the Manage Groups window.
Adding or Removing Individuals from a Group
Once you have created a group you may need to make changes to it such as adding/removing members, renaming the group, or changing the group type.
- From the Tools menu, select Manage Groups.
- Select the group you want to change and click Edit.
- Make any changes you need to the group.
- Click OK to save the changes.
- Click OK again or Done to close the Manage Groups window.
To get the most out of Oracle Calendar find out how to:
- Use groups
- Keep track of your to-do list
- Use Oracle Calendar on your Palm or PocketPC device
- Display the academic calendar in your Oracle Calendar
- Control Who Sees Your Calendar
- Allow Someone Else to Make Changes to Your Calendar
- Make Changes to Someone Else's Calendar
- Manage a Resource (conference rooms, projectors, etc.) Calendar
- Customize Oracle Calendar
Last modified: October 21, 2003
Archived: May 25, 2007
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