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LRC Outlook/Exchange 2010 Resource Calendaring: How to use the Scheduling Assistant in OWA
- The scheduling assistant lets you find a common free time for all the (resource and human) participants of your meeting request.
- The scheduling assistant shows you start/end meeting time and free/busy information.
- The default shows only work hours:
- You can show more than work hours (useful for some resources):
- You may also be able to see the meeting subjects.
- You can spot scheduling conflicts in advance, instead of sending a meeting request that will have to be denied.
- For some resources, you can make a recurrent/repeating meeting request:
. note that you will lose the begin/end markers: 
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