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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / February 2005Duplicate entries
My boss's secretary is logged into the network as herself and into her own Outlook. When she sends a schedule appointment to the group called Staff email he receives the appointment twice. One will allow him to accept the other says as the meeting organizer he doesn't have to accept. She is not sending it out as him and it shows that it came from her. He is is not listed the group Staff email twice and no one's email is being forwarded to him. We use Windows SErver 2003, Exchange 2003 and Outlook 2003. All the computers use Windows XP Pro. HELP!! Thanks, George We had something similar to that where one of my Staff listed me as a delegate. I would get all of his meeting acceptances, saying that he was responding on behalf of me. I couldn't respond to the "on behalf of" one. Have you checked in the delegates tabbie on both Outlooks? - EW - > My boss's secretary is logged into the network as herself and into her own > Outlook. When she sends a schedule appointment to the group called Staff [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Thanks, > George I am not sure where that is in Outlook. I have checked it on the Exchange server and she does not have the right to send emails as him. Where is the delegates tab? Thanks, George > We had something similar to that where one of my Staff listed me as a > delegate. I would get all of his meeting acceptances, saying that he was [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >> Thanks, >> George Found it, and he was there. He is now gone and it works great!! Thanks!! > We had something similar to that where one of my Staff listed me as a > delegate. I would get all of his meeting acceptances, saying that he was [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >> Thanks, >> George |
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