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June 4th 08, 10:01 PM
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block/reject meeting requests for a user?
The CEO of our company would like to prevent anyone from sending meeting
requests to him, is this possible with outlook/ exchange 2003? how about in the 2007 releases if not? What about if we wanted to not have a meeting request that has not yet been accepted or denied to not show up in his calendar until accepted. Is this possible? I know you can Auto Accept meetings, is there a way to Auto Deny meetings? I do not believe any options are possible, I'm looking for someone else to throw out an idea or confirm there's not much we can do. Thanks, 
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