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A Resource Account is an object in the Exchange Calendar that represents a room or a piece of equipment. This article describes ways to use it, view it, and share it.
This article applies to: Outlook 2016 for Mac, Resource Accounts
What is your Outook for Mac version 2011 or 2016? On your menu bar, click Outlook, Click About Outlook. Check if you haven’t selected U.S. Holidays when you create a new appointment. If you don’t want U.S. Holidays calendar, you can simply remove by right click and then Delete. Recently the US Holidays calendar has been expanded to include various days like Ramadan and Lunar New Year. If you don’t care to see these, remove the US Holidays calendar from your list of subscribed calendars, and add those specific holidays (e.g., Independence Day) that you wish to see to your personal calendar. Schedule (Invite) a Resource
The default setting is that anyone using Exchange Calendar can schedule a resource. However, the owner can change this so that, when someone includes the resource as an invitee to a meeting, the owner (or someone delegated by the owner) approves or denies the request.
* When creating a meeting proposal, ’invite’ the resource by adding them the same way you would add a person.
* Once you’ve added the resource to your invitation, review its free/busy time on the Scheduling tab, just like you would for the people you’ve invited.
Resource Accounts do not allow scheduling conflicts; that is, if the resource already has an event scheduled for a particular time, no one else can ’invite’ the resource to another event. See the Calendar for a Resource where You Have Access Rights
See our View Resource Accounts in Outlook 2016 for Mac article. See the Calendar for a Resource that Has Been Shared With You
The default setting is that anyone can see a resource’s free/busy status by using the Scheduling tab to set up an event.
In order to view a Resource Account’s calendar directly, like you’d view your own calendar, the owner (or someone delegated by the owner) must give you access permissions.
* If the resource owner has granted you viewing or editing permissions, you can open the resource’s calendar in the same way that you’d view a shared personal calendar. How to Change the Settings for a Resource
Only the owner (or someone delegated by the owner) can adjust the settings for a resource.
*Configure how the resource can be scheduled, including
* Automatic scheduling vs. request to schedule
* Maximum meeting length
* Whether recurring meetings are allowed
* Various privacy settings
I’ve been looking for an option to add a Holiday Calendar to my Exchange mailbox in a similar way to the Birthday Calendar, which displays as a separate folder in Outlook. I haven’t found out how to do it though.
Is there a way to add a separate Holiday Calendar to my Outlook Calendar as well?
When you have your account configured in Outlook, you can import Holidays into your main Calendar folder. The downside of this method is that it isn’t updated automatically and only shows a limited time into the future.
To add a separate, always up-to-date, Holiday Calendar to your Exchange Online or Outlook.com mailbox, you’ll have to use Outlook on the Web (OWA). Once you’ve added the Holiday Calendar, it will automatically sync with Outlook as well.Adding a Holiday Calendar via Outlook on the Web
Log on to your mailbox via the website of your Office 365 Exchange Online or Outlook.com account. After logging in, select your Calendar.
*
New designClick the “Import Calendar” link in the Calendar Navigation Pane and in the dialog that opens select “Holidays”.
You can now click on 1 or more countries to directly add that Holiday Calendar to your mailbox.
*
Classic designPress the “Add calendar” button at the top and choose: Holiday calendar.
A “Holiday calendars” pane will open on the right from which you can select the country to add the holidays of. You can select multiple countries if you want. Make sure you click on the Save button at the top after selecting your country or countries.Calendars in Outlook
After you’ve added the Holiday Calendar in Outlook on the Web, it will automatically get added to Outlook on the desktop as well after a few minutes or once you restart Outlook.How To Add American Holidays To Outlook 2016 For Mac Download
Holiday Calendars in Outlook.Extra Tip!
You can select multiple Calendars like your regular Calendar, the Birthday Calendar and the Holidays Calendar and they will conveniently show as a single Calendar thanks to Overlay Mode.How To Add American Holidays To Outlook 2016 For Macs
The Birthdays and Holidays will show up color-coded based on the chosen color for that specific Calendar folder.
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A Resource Account is an object in the Exchange Calendar that represents a room or a piece of equipment. This article describes ways to use it, view it, and share it.
This article applies to: Outlook 2016 for Mac, Resource Accounts
What is your Outook for Mac version 2011 or 2016? On your menu bar, click Outlook, Click About Outlook. Check if you haven’t selected U.S. Holidays when you create a new appointment. If you don’t want U.S. Holidays calendar, you can simply remove by right click and then Delete. Recently the US Holidays calendar has been expanded to include various days like Ramadan and Lunar New Year. If you don’t care to see these, remove the US Holidays calendar from your list of subscribed calendars, and add those specific holidays (e.g., Independence Day) that you wish to see to your personal calendar. Schedule (Invite) a Resource
The default setting is that anyone using Exchange Calendar can schedule a resource. However, the owner can change this so that, when someone includes the resource as an invitee to a meeting, the owner (or someone delegated by the owner) approves or denies the request.
* When creating a meeting proposal, ’invite’ the resource by adding them the same way you would add a person.
* Once you’ve added the resource to your invitation, review its free/busy time on the Scheduling tab, just like you would for the people you’ve invited.
Resource Accounts do not allow scheduling conflicts; that is, if the resource already has an event scheduled for a particular time, no one else can ’invite’ the resource to another event. See the Calendar for a Resource where You Have Access Rights
See our View Resource Accounts in Outlook 2016 for Mac article. See the Calendar for a Resource that Has Been Shared With You
The default setting is that anyone can see a resource’s free/busy status by using the Scheduling tab to set up an event.
In order to view a Resource Account’s calendar directly, like you’d view your own calendar, the owner (or someone delegated by the owner) must give you access permissions.
* If the resource owner has granted you viewing or editing permissions, you can open the resource’s calendar in the same way that you’d view a shared personal calendar. How to Change the Settings for a Resource
Only the owner (or someone delegated by the owner) can adjust the settings for a resource.
*Configure how the resource can be scheduled, including
* Automatic scheduling vs. request to schedule
* Maximum meeting length
* Whether recurring meetings are allowed
* Various privacy settings
I’ve been looking for an option to add a Holiday Calendar to my Exchange mailbox in a similar way to the Birthday Calendar, which displays as a separate folder in Outlook. I haven’t found out how to do it though.
Is there a way to add a separate Holiday Calendar to my Outlook Calendar as well?
When you have your account configured in Outlook, you can import Holidays into your main Calendar folder. The downside of this method is that it isn’t updated automatically and only shows a limited time into the future.
To add a separate, always up-to-date, Holiday Calendar to your Exchange Online or Outlook.com mailbox, you’ll have to use Outlook on the Web (OWA). Once you’ve added the Holiday Calendar, it will automatically sync with Outlook as well.Adding a Holiday Calendar via Outlook on the Web
Log on to your mailbox via the website of your Office 365 Exchange Online or Outlook.com account. After logging in, select your Calendar.
*
New designClick the “Import Calendar” link in the Calendar Navigation Pane and in the dialog that opens select “Holidays”.
You can now click on 1 or more countries to directly add that Holiday Calendar to your mailbox.
*
Classic designPress the “Add calendar” button at the top and choose: Holiday calendar.
A “Holiday calendars” pane will open on the right from which you can select the country to add the holidays of. You can select multiple countries if you want. Make sure you click on the Save button at the top after selecting your country or countries.Calendars in Outlook
After you’ve added the Holiday Calendar in Outlook on the Web, it will automatically get added to Outlook on the desktop as well after a few minutes or once you restart Outlook.How To Add American Holidays To Outlook 2016 For Mac Download
Holiday Calendars in Outlook.Extra Tip!
You can select multiple Calendars like your regular Calendar, the Birthday Calendar and the Holidays Calendar and they will conveniently show as a single Calendar thanks to Overlay Mode.How To Add American Holidays To Outlook 2016 For Macs
The Birthdays and Holidays will show up color-coded based on the chosen color for that specific Calendar folder.
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