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Tracking changes made in an appointment

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CParrish - 10 Aug 2007 05:12 GMT
I have an Exec Admin who has created an appointment and the schedule has
changed several times.  Every time when she updates the appointment all of
the attendees got the update, but the last time she did it only 2 or 3 didn't
get it.

She has stated she did it the same way, I have no way to verify that.  Is
there any way to track changes made to an appointment made in Outlook 2003.  
We also have Exch 2003 SP2.
Brian Tillman - 10 Aug 2007 14:24 GMT
> I have an Exec Admin who has created an appointment and the schedule
> has changed several times.  Every time when she updates the
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> Is there any way to track changes made to an appointment made in
> Outlook 2003. We also have Exch 2003 SP2.

Do you mean examine just what the person did the last time?  No.
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CParrish - 10 Aug 2007 15:22 GMT
Basically, yes.  And that is the answer I thought I would get.

Thanks,

CParrish73

> > I have an Exec Admin who has created an appointment and the schedule
> > has changed several times.  Every time when she updates the
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>
> Do you mean examine just what the person did the last time?  No.

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