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January 26th 06, 06:21 PM
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Shared Calendar and tracking responses
I have setup a shared Department Calendar and have multiple users setup as
owners of the Calendar. They all use the Calendar to send invites for meetings. However because nobody is using the Inbox to read the Meeting Accept\Decline Messages the response tracking had 'none' for all the invitees. I know a way to fix it will be to setup the Inbox so they can mark the Accept\Decline messages as 'read' and then all the responses are shown. Is there an automated way to accomplish this? 
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