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Unwanted invitations to several people - even old co-workers!



 
 
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Old March 7th 06, 08:46 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Judith
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Default Unwanted invitations to several people - even old co-workers!

When making a new appointment in the calendar, and inviting the people who
must attend to the meeting, several other people receive the message too,
eventhough they are not invited or mentioned in the to section. They are
however member of the group and have all acces to the public folders in which
the calender is placed. On what level do I have to give them acces in order
to stop the unwanted messages? Or can I find the sollution elsewhere? Me and
my employer are owner of the folder, all the others are publisist (I'm sorry
if I use the wrong word, I don't know what it is in English, only in Dutch),
do I have to change the way they are allowed to use the folder? Please help!
everybody is irritated about the many messages they get every day!

Judith
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Old March 7th 06, 01:07 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
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Default Unwanted invitations to several people - even old co-workers!

Since this is a public folder calendar, you should check whether it has a Folder Assistant rule set up to forward all new items to some people. You can also ask the invitees if they have any delegates set up.

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"Judith" wrote in message ...
When making a new appointment in the calendar, and inviting the people who
must attend to the meeting, several other people receive the message too,
eventhough they are not invited or mentioned in the to section. They are
however member of the group and have all acces to the public folders in which
the calender is placed. On what level do I have to give them acces in order
to stop the unwanted messages? Or can I find the sollution elsewhere? Me and
my employer are owner of the folder, all the others are publisist (I'm sorry
if I use the wrong word, I don't know what it is in English, only in Dutch),
do I have to change the way they are allowed to use the folder? Please help!
everybody is irritated about the many messages they get every day!

Judith

 




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