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Outlook showing "no information" for certain invitations

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sthornley@gmail.com - 15 Feb 2006 21:42 GMT
Hello,

One of our users is having issues when responding to invitations. With
most invitations, when he tries to propose an alternate time, the
original sender and the other invitees calender information shows up
properly. However, with some invitations, everyones calendars
(including his own) show "no information" (the \\\\\\ syndrome)

Does anyone have any troubleshooting hints for this? Or is it just
going to be easier to have the original meeting scheduler re-send the
invite ?

BTW - Exchange Server 2003 on Win 2003, with Outlook 2003 on XP
clients.

Regards,
Scott
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 16 Feb 2006 22:03 GMT
Have you used the /cleanfreebusy switch on these users?

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After furious head scratching, sthornley@gmail.com asked:

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Scott T - 17 Feb 2006 19:27 GMT
Yep - No joy...

Another interesting tidbit of information, is that when the meeting
originator issues an update, all the invitees appear twice. Once with
"no information" and a second time, but with all their calendaring
information intact.

So I'm theorizing that the first time the invitation is created,
somehow the invitees information is being corrupted, so that they are
not being recognized by Exchange ? Could using a personal address book,
rather than the Global address book do this ?

Regards,
Scott

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