How do I enforce Sharepoint to include a user's id in the My
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Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 3:59 am    Post subject: How do I enforce Sharepoint to include a user's id in the My Reply with quote

I want our Home Page in Sharepoint to display a user's private inbox and
calendar. I have added the webparts My Calendar and My Inbox to the main
page and as I am trying to configure it, it is requiring me to put a mailbox
name (which would normally be the user's username). I want to know what
syntax I can type there that would tell Sharepoint to input whatever the
username is of the person logged in so that it would automatically pop up on
the main page with their information.
Thanks!
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Gary A. Bushey [MVP]
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Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 5:46 pm    Post subject: Re: How do I enforce Sharepoint to include a user's id in th Reply with quote

Sadly there is no way to do this automatically. It is a manual process.

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Gary A. Bushey
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I want our Home Page in Sharepoint to display a user's private inbox and
calendar. I have added the webparts My Calendar and My Inbox to the main
page and as I am trying to configure it, it is requiring me to put a
mailbox
name (which would normally be the user's username). I want to know what
syntax I can type there that would tell Sharepoint to input whatever the
username is of the person logged in so that it would automatically pop up
on
the main page with their information.
Thanks!
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