Outlook calendar question

[dazie]

Is there a way to have Outlook automatically datestamp a calendar entry?

I maintain a set of calendars at work, but I'm not the only one who has write access.  I'd like to have Outlook put the creation date on each entry, so I can say "NO- you didn't add yours first"

[Mr. Ubiquity]

just delete their record and add yours...  then lock the calender from changes.

[dazie]

  I'm so glad you're posting today.

[Beefy]

To my knowledge you can only look at the date/time something was last modfied, which may or may not be when it was created.

I'm still looking at it.

[Mr. Ubiquity]

  I'm so glad you're posting today.

don't lie.  you preferred my silence.

[dazie]

To my knowledge you can only look at the date/time something was last modfied, which may or may not be when it was created.

I'm still looking at it.

thank you!

[meredith]

you might check the view menu.  i think you can get a table view, then add a "creation time" field to the displayed fields.

i don't have a copy of outlook convenient to look at, though

[meredith]

http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook/browse_thread/thread/b64515d4f392a6c9/8cadbcf2d09a54e%238cadbcf2d09a54e

[dazie]

http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook/browse_thread/thread/b64515d4f392a6c9/8cadbcf2d09a54e%238cadbcf2d09a54e

Ohhh I owe you a beer.  THANK YOU!

[meredith]

so who was trying to shit on someone else's vacation?

[dazie]

Nobody.  I double booked a room and was trying to figure out who put the appointment there first.

[meredith]

aw i was hoping you got to slap someone with a mighty backhand of justice

[dazie]

Nope.  I was trying to cover my mighty backside of incompetence.