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May 12th 06, 02:49 PM
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Change in Public Calendar behavior
I am using OLK 2003 SP1 on Exchange 2003 SP1.
I am the creator and owner of a public folder/calendar where I track Training classes. Previously, when I would add a class, invite staff and invite myself, I would be prompted with "Do you want to update your calendar now?" and say yes. Now, I don't get the message. Instead, I ALSO get an emailed invitation. This is very annoying. Now only one event has happened - my machine was reimaged. My admins claim nothing was changed, but I disagree. Can anyone shed some light on what hotfixes or other setting changes may have caused this change in behavior? I'd really like it back the way it was! Thank you, -Monica 
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