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Outlook sending invitations for old meetings

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Jim Dykes - 13 Feb 2007 17:24 GMT
So far this morning I've had 3 users contact me saying that Outlook has
re-sent invitations for meetings that were scheduled in the past.  The one
commonality between these meetings is they're re-occuring, but the
invitations were sent out and accepted months or even years ago.  Now it
appears those same invitations are being sent again.  We run Exchange 2003
and Outlook 2003.  The only difference between yesterday and today is that
the Outlook Timezone Update Tool (kb931667).  Was installed and run (in
silent mode) on all client computers, but it shouldn't cause this behavior
from my reading and testing.
Jim Dykes - 13 Feb 2007 19:17 GMT
After re-reading the documentation for the Outlook update, I saw that it can
send out update notices for meetings in some circumstances, so it's most
likely the cause.  But if anyone has additional insight to offer that would
be great.  Thanks!

> So far this morning I've had 3 users contact me saying that Outlook has
> re-sent invitations for meetings that were scheduled in the past.  The one
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> silent mode) on all client computers, but it shouldn't cause this behavior
> from my reading and testing.
 
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