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November 7th 06, 05:48 AM
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2 computers with Outlook 1 on Microsoft Exchange 1 MSN DSL
I have Outlook 2003 on my laptop and my wife has Outlook 2002 on hers. My
company uses a Microsoft exchange server and she is using MSN DSL through Qwest. When she sends me appointments from her calendar it comes through normal and I can respond just as I do to people at work. The problem I am having is when I send her an appointment it comes through as a regular e-mail and she cannot accept nor will it post in her calendar. Any suggestions? I am trying to link out 2 calendars together so we each know whats going on in our day as well as knowing when we have seen the new scheduled appointments. -- Thank You, Bill 
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November 7th 06, 01:24 PM
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2 computers with Outlook 1 on Microsoft Exchange 1 MSN DSL
Bill G wrote:
I have Outlook 2003 on my laptop and my wife has Outlook 2002 on hers. My company uses a Microsoft exchange server and she is using MSN DSL through Qwest. When she sends me appointments from her calendar it comes through normal and I can respond just as I do to people at work. The problem I am having is when I send her an appointment it comes through as a regular e-mail and she cannot accept nor will it post in her calendar. Are you sending it to her in Rich Text format? Are you adding her name from your Contacts? If so, open her contact record and double-click the e-mail address. Examine the "Internet format" drop-down. Does it say "Let Outlook decide..."? If not, choose that. -- Brian Tillman
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November 7th 06, 09:21 PM
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Hi Brian,
I went into options and mail format and it shows HTML. I do have her setup as Let Outlook Choose. Do you have any other suggestions that might help. -- Thank You, Bill "Brian Tillman" wrote: Bill G wrote: I have Outlook 2003 on my laptop and my wife has Outlook 2002 on hers. My company uses a Microsoft exchange server and she is using MSN DSL through Qwest. When she sends me appointments from her calendar it comes through normal and I can respond just as I do to people at work. The problem I am having is when I send her an appointment it comes through as a regular e-mail and she cannot accept nor will it post in her calendar. Are you sending it to her in Rich Text format? Are you adding her name from your Contacts? If so, open her contact record and double-click the e-mail address. Examine the "Internet format" drop-down. Does it say "Let Outlook decide..."? If not, choose that. -- Brian Tillman
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November 8th 06, 02:33 PM
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Bill G wrote:
I went into options and mail format and it shows HTML. Try sending it in Rich Text. -- Brian Tillman
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