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Deleting a recurring appointment

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Greg - 04 Sep 2007 17:26 GMT
I work for a ompany that uses outlook for scheduling and such, we have a
recurring appointment of rone room that we cannot delete it says that the
appointment has already been moved or deleted, but it still shows in the
calander, how do I remove this?
Kevin - 11 Sep 2007 11:20 GMT
I have the same problem. It would appear that our office manager has somehow
removed all the recipients from it except the room (which is a resource) and
now we can't delete it. I'm a domain admin, so should have permissions to do
most things, and still can't get rid of it.

I've tried using mdbvu32.exe to open the folder, but it won't let me open
the message store. I'm not sure if this because there's no inbox for a
resource, or if it's a permissions issue - domain admins (and all the other
administrative groups) are explicitly denied "Full mailbox access" on the
resource mailboxes, which is inherited from the parent object... i can't
figure out which parent object, or how to change that.

Help? This meeting room is now neatly tied up in the calendar until the end
of December, so it'd be nice to be able to free it up.

Cheers,

Kev

> I work for a ompany that uses outlook for scheduling and such, we have a
> recurring appointment of rone room that we cannot delete it says that the
> appointment has already been moved or deleted, but it still shows in the
> calander, how do I remove this?
 
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