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Changing meeting organizer

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Cindy - 20 Jan 2006 20:30 GMT
This is my third post, on this question, in 5 day, with no response. Can
anyone help??

Environment: Exchange 2003, SP2 and Outlook 2003

A resource calendar is shared so that users can schedule time with the
upgrades team. The team lead then needs to be able to add, later, the
"attendee" who will perform the job.

Desired process:
1) User A opens meeting request on own calendar, therefore being the organizer
2) Adds attendee type for the resource
3) Sends meeting request
4) Delegate (w/ owner permissions) accepts meeting
5) Delegate opens meeting on the resource calendar, on schedule tab adds a
new attendee (User B)
6) Delegate sends update
7_) User A gets updated meeting request with confirmed time and User B as
attendee
8) User B gets notification of meeting request and accepts

Using the process above, we get stuck at step 5, because the add others
button is greyed out.

We have found that if the resource is the organizer, the attendees can be
modified by the delegate. Is there a permission or configuration that will
allow us to follow the steps above, so that users can be the organizers not
the resource?

Thank you in advance for your time and assistance
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 22 Jan 2006 07:20 GMT
If you have posted this here 3 times in 5 days, that should tell you that:

1.  No one here knows the answer or,
2.  No one has encountered a similar situation or,
3.  You need to contact Microsoft Product Support Services.

This is a volunteer forum with regular posters who browse the questions for
those that they can answer.  If we (I) don't know the answer, I leave it to
someone else to answer.  If the answer is not forthcoming, then perhaps your
situation is so unique that no one else has run across it.

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After furious head scratching, Cindy asked:

| This is my third post, on this question, in 5 day, with no response.
| Can anyone help??
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| Thank you in advance for your time and assistance
Cindy - 23 Jan 2006 18:25 GMT
Thank you for responding Milly. I appreciate that you took the time to do so.

> If you have posted this here 3 times in 5 days, that should tell you that:
>
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> | Thank you in advance for your time and assistance

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