Yes, and it matters what version of Outlook as well. Please provide this information.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, vincentnyc asked:

| yes she has "editor" permission t the calender. How do I check if
| she has "delegates" permission. But I think she has it? Does it
| really matters if she has delegates permission or not? Thanks in
| advance.
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| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
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|| Is she a delegate or only have Editor permissions to the calendar?
|| What version of Outlook?
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|| After furious head scratching, vincentnyc asked:
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||| one of my coworker is having a outlook calender problem. here is
||| her description:
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||| "I am able to organize meetings on behalf of those I support, and I
||| am encountering the following issue:
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||| I’ve arranged three recurring meetings On Behalf of John
||| Doe, and in listing the attendees for the meeting in the
||| “To:” box, I included John Doe.
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||| This caused him to be listed as both Organizer and Attendee in the
||| meeting series.
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||| Now I cannot access the meeting series from either his calendar or
||| mine to make changes, such as updating meeting time, adding meeting
||| attendees, or even cancelling the meetings. Outlook has taken away
||| these options, treating Richard Webley as Attendee Only.
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||| I welcome your aid in troubleshooting this."
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||| my coworker has the "editor" permission for John Doe calender.
||| Anyone how
||| to fix this? thx in advance.