Try having the sender set your email address to use rich-text format.

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"Will_Treinen" wrote in message ...
Meeting/calendar notices sent from outside user are coming across as an email
item in my in-box, not as a calendar item. Sender is NOT using "send as
I-calendar format" (which is something their administrator must change but
wont - don't go there please!).

I upgraded from Office XP to Office 2003 thinking that would resolve the
problem because it wasn't a problem for an associate of mine. It did not.

My associate using the same version of Outlook (XP 2003) gets the same
meeting notice and comes across as a meeting type (can accept, reject, etc.)
onto their calendar. Works fine when I send one to myself.

Example of one of the message headers for one of these calendar meetings:

X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft Exchange V6.5
Content-class: urn:content-classes:calendarmessage
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/mixed;

Is this a setting or something that can be caused via my ISP or ?

Thanks in advance! Will