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Mike S
My organization is using Exchange 2007 as a calendar system. Employees use
another email account for other emailing. Many Outlook users connect to both
the Exchange server and the mail server (using POP3 or IMAP).
To avoid confusion, users were advised to set their default send account to
the mail server (not Exchange). However, if a meeting invitation is sent
from this account to another user's Exchange account, the meeting does not
tentatively appear on their calendars. If they accept the meeting request,
it IS added to the calendar.
Is there any way to send invitations from a non-Exchange account to an
Exchange account, and have events tentatively added to the Exchange Calendar?
another email account for other emailing. Many Outlook users connect to both
the Exchange server and the mail server (using POP3 or IMAP).
To avoid confusion, users were advised to set their default send account to
the mail server (not Exchange). However, if a meeting invitation is sent
from this account to another user's Exchange account, the meeting does not
tentatively appear on their calendars. If they accept the meeting request,
it IS added to the calendar.
Is there any way to send invitations from a non-Exchange account to an
Exchange account, and have events tentatively added to the Exchange Calendar?