Greetings,

I want to make all meetings private by default.
I have done this a long time ago in Outlook 2003 where you created a custom
form.

Does anyone know how to do this in Outlook 2007?

Thanks for your help,

I found this on the Internet.
I will give it a try:

http://www.liquidstate.net/2007/12/1...-outlook-2007/

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Private Appointments in Outlook 2007 by default
December 13, 2007
If you’re like me, then you like to keep both your personal and work
appointments/tasks in Outlook, and you would prefer all your appointments to
be marked as private, unless you explicitly wish to share it with the
colleagues on the same Exchange network as you.

Here’s how! First we make a new Outlook appointment form, based on the
standard form:

Open up Outlook
Go to the “Tools Menu”
Select the “Forms” option
Select “Design a Form…”
Select “Look in: Standard Form Library”
Choose “Appointment” from the list
Press the “Open” button (or double click “Appointment”)
Select the “(All Fields)” tab
Choose “Select From: All Appointment Fields”
Scroll down until you find “Sensitivity”, which is set to “Normal” by default.
Change the “Sensitivity” setting from “Normal” to “Private”
Push the “Publish” button on the toolbar, followed by “Publish Form”
Enter “AppointmentPrivate” as your “Display Name:”
Push the “Publish” button

Next, we want to tell Outlook to use this new form whenever we create new
appointments:

In the main Outlook user interface;
Select your Folder List
Right click your calendar
Select “Properties”
Switch to the “General” tab
Choose “PrivateAppointment” from the “When posting to this folder, use:”
drop-down
Push the “OK” button.

All done! Now, whenever you create a new appointment, you should see that
the private icon (a padlock) is highlighted. Note that your colleagues will
still be able to see that you have an appointment, but they just wont know
what it is, or any of the details such as title or content. If you ever want
to make an appointment public, you can simply unhighlight the privacy icon.



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