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Several users in our company have complained about a problem with the
following symptom: When meeting requests are received in the inbox they do not populate the calendar at all until the meeting request is opened in the inbox. The anticipated behavior is that a function in Outlook called a sniffer shall scan the inbox regularly for new meeting requests and copy them to the calendar as a tentative meeting. Typically a received meeting request appears in the calendar within 10 to 15 minutes. We have found the following to resolve this problem: All user experiencing this problem have delegated access to one or several other users. By TURNING OFF the feature "Delegate receives copies of meeting-related messages sent to me" incoming meeting requests are again copied correctly to the calendar automatically. You can find this option as a checkbox in [Tools] - [Options] - [Delegates] - [Permissions]. Thanks, Lars Johansson |
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