Invitee is not receiving meeting requests outlook 2003

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Ronny - 23 Jul 2007 16:42 GMT

I have C level exec who is having trouble with outlook 2003. If you set him
up for a meeting he never gets the email to Accept or Decline. It
automatically goes to his calendar as tentative. He never knows he has
anything. Anyone run into something similar?

He's the only one having this issue that I know of. The back end is Exchange
2003 SP2

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Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook] - 23 Jul 2007 16:48 GMT

It's a long shot but see if they've got anything set here in Outlook: Tools
menu > Options > Calendar > Resource Scheduling

> I have C level exec who is having trouble with outlook 2003. If you set
> him
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> Exchange
> 2003 SP2

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Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 23 Jul 2007 16:49 GMT

Try this: Tools | Options | Email Options | Tracking Options >> Uncheck the box for "Process requests and responses on arrival."

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> I have C level exec who is having trouble with outlook 2003. If you set him
> up for a meeting he never gets the email to Accept or Decline. It
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> He's the only one having this issue that I know of. The back end is Exchange
> 2003 SP2

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Ronny - 23 Jul 2007 17:16 GMT

Thanks sue and Vince! you didn't get it right but you put me on the right
trail. Turns out that someone had checked off the box on the
tools|options|delegates

that reads "send all my meeting requests to my delegates and not to me."

thanks again for the help.

> Try this: Tools | Options | Email Options | Tracking Options >> Uncheck the box for "Process requests and responses on arrival."
>
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> > He's the only one having this issue that I know of. The back end is Exchange
> > 2003 SP2

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