Okay, here's the sitch:
User A sends a recurring meeting request to user B. User A's calendar shows
that user B accepted the meeting and the meetings show up on user A's view of
user B's shared calendar. But the meetings do not display on user B's view
of their own calendar; user B is asking user A when the next meeting is
because it is not showing up on their calendar.
The environment is MS Exchange server with Outlook 2003 clients--a large
organization with MANY clients.

Did you reset the view? Does User B have more than one calendar folder?

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"Geeko Biloba" Geeko wrote in message
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Okay, here's the sitch:
User A sends a recurring meeting request to user B. User A's calendar
shows
that user B accepted the meeting and the meetings show up on user A's view
of
user B's shared calendar. But the meetings do not display on user B's
view
of their own calendar; user B is asking user A when the next meeting is
because it is not showing up on their calendar.
The environment is MS Exchange server with Outlook 2003 clients--a large
organization with MANY clients.