I meant a Calendar folder in what I didnt' know at the time was a mailbox.
We actually figured this out by enabling the user account associated with the
calendar and logging onto the network as that user.
This is the *only* way a private meeting can be deleted, to my knowledge.
What are your thoughts?
Thanks for your reply,
Greg Hopp
> By "public resource calendar," do you mean a folder in the Public Folders hierarchy or a Calendar folder in a mailbox configured as a resource?
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> > Outlook 2003 SP2 and Exchange 2003.
That makes perfect sense.
Another thing to try might be to change the delegate settings for that calendar folder to allow other users to see private items. I'm not sure if that will let you delete them, though.

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>I meant a Calendar folder in what I didnt' know at the time was a mailbox.
> We actually figured this out by enabling the user account associated with the
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>> By "public resource calendar," do you mean a folder in the Public Folders hierarchy or a Calendar folder in a mailbox configured as a resource?
>> > We have a public resource calendar (conference room) and I created a private
>> > appointment on it. I am unable to modify, change or delete the appointment.
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