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July 20th 06, 08:18 PM
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"Accept Proposal" button is dimmed/unable to be clikced on a calendar entry
Hi,
I am running Outlook 2003. Upon receiving a "New Time Proposed" email, I intended to accept the proposed time, but I am unable to click the "Accept Proposal" button because it is dimmed/unable to be clicked. Help is most certainly appreciated to enable me to do so. Additionally, some new calendar entries are not showing in my calendar. Thanks much, Paul 
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