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Old December 3rd 09, 04:07 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Bryan
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Default Not recieving email after delegate creates meeting request for me.

When my delegate creates a new meeting request for my on my calendar, the
meeting event shows up on my calendar, but I do not revcieve an email
notification of the meeting like everyone else. What is the best practice so
that I can be notified via email when my delegate creates new meetings for
me? Can this happen automatically or does the delegate need to send me a
message after creating the event?
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Old December 3rd 09, 04:46 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
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Bryan;103499 Wrote:
When my delegate creates a new meeting request for my on my calendar,
the
meeting event shows up on my calendar, but I do not receive an email
notification of the meeting like everyone else. What is the best
practice so
that I can be notified via email when my delegate creates new meetings
for
me? Can this happen automatically or does the delegate need to send me
a
message after creating the event?


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Thank you,
-Bryan


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Old December 3rd 09, 05:59 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
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Default Not recieving email after delegate creates meeting request for me.

The delegate will need to send you a note about the appointment

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When my delegate creates a new meeting request for my on my calendar, the
meeting event shows up on my calendar, but I do not revcieve an email
notification of the meeting like everyone else. What is the best practice
so
that I can be notified via email when my delegate creates new meetings for
me? Can this happen automatically or does the delegate need to send me a
message after creating the event?


 




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