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Ron at Work
I work for a large company with 30,000 users on Microsoft Outlook. Some of
us have Outlook 2003 while others are still using Outlook 2002 or Outlook
2000. All of the groups in our company seem to have this same problem.
As an example, if a calendar event is sent to 30 users and accepted,
everything is fine. If that same calendar event is updated by the
originator, some but not all users have problems with that event. In some
cases the calendar event disappears or cannot be opened or saved while in
others the object can't be found.
Does this sound like an Exchange error or an end user version
incompatibility problem? How can we fix it?
Thanks,
Ron
us have Outlook 2003 while others are still using Outlook 2002 or Outlook
2000. All of the groups in our company seem to have this same problem.
As an example, if a calendar event is sent to 30 users and accepted,
everything is fine. If that same calendar event is updated by the
originator, some but not all users have problems with that event. In some
cases the calendar event disappears or cannot be opened or saved while in
others the object can't be found.
Does this sound like an Exchange error or an end user version
incompatibility problem? How can we fix it?
Thanks,
Ron