Giving Calendar Permission In Outlook For Mac

I try to shre my calendar to other people in my Mac Outlook, but permissions button is greyed out, how can I change it? Also when I login to OWA, 'Add Calendar' button is greyed out too. Hi, This is the forum to discuss questions and feedback for Windows-based Microsoft Office client. For the query of Outlook for Mac, I would. Giving and Removing Permissions in Outlook. If you have an Exchange mailbox you can give others different levels of permission to access your calendar or other items in Outlook. You can also view, remove, or change those permissions at any time.

Important: To use delegation, you and your delegate must have Microsoft Exchange account. • On the Tools menu, click Accounts. • Click the account that you want to add a delegate to, click Advanced, and then click Delegates. • Under Delegates who can act on my behalf, click Add. • Type the name of the person that you want to add as a delegate. • Click the delegate's name in the search results list, and then click Add. • In the Permissions box, select the permission level that you want to set for the delegate for each item type.

Note: Before a delegate can access your items, he or she must add you to the People I am a delegate for list in his or her Microsoft Exchange account. For information about how to become a delegate for someone else, see.

Manage delegate permissions for multiple item types • On the Tools menu, click Accounts. Cant copy to usb drive too large for volume format need windows and mac. • Click the account for which you want to change permissions, click Advanced, and then click Delegates.

• Under Delegates who can act on my behalf, click the delegate. • Click the Action button, click Set Permissions, and then make the changes that you want. Note: If you set the permission level to None, the delegate remains on the list, which allows you to quickly reinstate permissions later. Manage delegate permissions for a single folder • In the navigation pane, click the folder that you want to change. • On the Organize tab: In Calendar, click Calendar Permissions. In Mail or People, click Folder Permissions.

• Click the name of the person for which you want to change the permissions. • In the Permission Level list, choose the access level that you want.

Individual permission levels are automatically filled in below based on your selection in the list. To customize the user's permission levels, select or clear the check boxes under Read, Write, Delete, and Other. Important: To use delegation, you and your delegate must have Microsoft Exchange account. • On the Tools menu, click Accounts.

• Click the account that you want to add a delegate to, click Advanced, and then click the Delegates tab. • Under Delegates who can act on my behalf, click Add. • Type the name of the person that you want to add as a delegate, and then click Find. • Click the delegate's name, and then click OK. • For each item type, use the pop-up menu to select the permission level that you want to set for the delegate. For more information about the permission levels for delegates, see.