Attendee clicking and dragging meeting to a new time/date
 

One of my users called. She is the organizer of the meeting. She said it
has happend now several times that a particular attendee ends up with the
meeting at a completely different date. She thinks he is clicking and
dragging the meeting, but she is not notified when he changed it. I had her
test with me, and sure enough I was able to click and drag the meetting to a
new date, and she was never notified of the change. She wanted to know if
there is a way to disable the ablity to click and drag or to notofu jer wjem
a change has been made.. I haven't the slightest idea on how to search for
this problem online. I am not seeing any setting that would affect this.
Does anyone have any thoughts? We are using outlook 2007

Attendee clicking and dragging meeting to a new time/date
 

Attendees can't change the dates in the meeting -only suggest new dates
so I would not expect her to get a notification when he moves it.

The person moving it should be warned they are moving it
(http://slipstick.me/jing/move.png) - but there is nothing to prevent
them from moving it, other than sending updates so the meeting moves
back where it belongs.




vbaexperimenter;143502 Wrote:
One of my users called. She is the organizer of the meeting. She said it
has happend now several times that a particular attendee ends up with
the
meeting at a completely different date. She thinks he is clicking and
dragging the meeting, but she is not notified when he changed it. I had
her
test with me, and sure enough I was able to click and drag the meetting
to a
new date, and she was never notified of the change. She wanted to know
if
there is a way to disable the ablity to click and drag or to notofu jer
wjem
a change has been made.. I haven't the slightest idea on how to search
for
this problem online. I am not seeing any setting that would affect
this.
Does anyone have any thoughts? We are using outlook 2007


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