Disk space is cheap. I think they should demand larger mailbox quotas and an
new Exchange admin...
tools, options, calendar option - planner options - what do they have
selected for details?

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> Hey all,
> Some background before the question. We are running outlook XP/2003 and
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> Is it possible to get the details to come across?
Bill Narbert - 11 Oct 2006 14:07 GMT
The exchange servers are not under my direct control. So i am at the mercy
of our corporate office. End user E-mail management is the direction they
have chosen to go and even if you gave the end user more space they would
fill it up and want more (in my option).
In Planner Option:
Under Meeting Planner
Show popup calendar details is checked
the other option isn't
Under Group Schedule
Both boxex are checked.
> Disk space is cheap. I think they should demand larger mailbox quotas and an
> new Exchange admin...
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> > Is it possible to get the details to come across?