delegates delete notifications and removes meeting from calendars.

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nopcl

I'm new to my company and am trying to sort out a ton of problems. The one I
am trying now is, a delegate for the VP and Pres calendars, is claiming
suddenly when she deletes notifications from her mailbox, the meeting is
removed from the calendar she is managing. At first we thought it was because
the meeting was still tentative on the managed calendar, but now she's saying
its only on meetings she actually created... As i havent had time to fully
diagnose this problem i am hoping theres a simple solution ?? Especially as
nothing has changed, and she claims this didnt happen in the past........
nopcl
 
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Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]

Check Help | About Microsoft Outlook and tell us the Outlook build number for all the users involved. Is she referring to meeting acceptance notifications?

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003

and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
 
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nopcl

i know i still havent gotten all the information. But her claim is when she
deletes the meeting notification, i did check to see if she was deleting the
notice before the actuall user had accepted. But in the most recent occurance
she claims, the actuall recipient had already accepted the meeting, and when
she deleted the notice sent to her box of the meeting, it deleted the meeting
from his calendar......
 
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nopcl

yeah on follow up these are actual meeting requests that she gets, as she has
that permission. The builds do seem to be different as well.
outlook 03 11.5608.5606 for the delegate.
outlook 03 11.6359.6360 sp 1 for one of the users.
when given comparable permissions to my calendar (we are on same build) the
issues doesnt happen.
 

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