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June 9th 08, 05:04 PM
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Outlook 2003 Appointments being Sent to Other Co-workers??
Hi,
I am having trouble with sending my co-worker (A) appointments that can automatically be added to her Outlooks calendar. When i create the appointment and include her in the INVITE ATTENDEES, she does not get the email for this appointment. Another co-worker (B) of mine receives the email appointment and declines it. Does anyone know how i can fix this? I went on the computer to whom i was sending this appointment too (A) and noticed that she does not have any delegates names listed. I went on persons (B) computer and took out all the delegates in their Outlook. Is it possible that Person A may have settings on another computer that could be directing her emailed appoitments to Person B? I would appreciate the help very much. Thank you Greg 
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June 10th 08, 10:52 PM
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Outlook 2003 Appointments being Sent to Other Co-workers??
You can ask the Exchange Administrator to look at co-worker (A)'s
Information in Active Directory and see if there are any hidden delegates. The Exchange Admin can remove see them and remove them for you. On the ADU&C object, select the "Exchange General" tab, then click the "Delivery Options" button. Nikki "Greg" wrote in message news  Hi, I am having trouble with sending my co-worker (A) appointments that can automatically be added to her Outlooks calendar. When i create the appointment and include her in the INVITE ATTENDEES, she does not get the email for this appointment. Another co-worker (B) of mine receives the appointment and declines it. Does anyone know how i can fix this? I went on the computer to whom i was sending this appointment too (A) and noticed that she does not have any delegates names listed. I went on persons (B) computer and took out all the delegates in their Outlook. Is it possible that Person A may have settings on another computer that could be directing her emailed appoitments to Person B? I would appreciate the help very much. Thank you Greg
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