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Dr Ken Brown-Gratchev
My wife and I both have Outlook 2003 on XP Pro PC's (separate software,
all
latest patches/updates/etc, separate PC's) that are literally
side-by-side on
a wireless home-network. Whenever either one of us make a Calendar
entry in
our separate Outlook Calendars on our separate PC's, we send an 'Invite
Attendees' to the other person, so it can be posted for information
purposes
on our separate Calendars (and later downloaded/synched on our cell
phones).
Problem: I get hers in the correct form . that is, they come into my
Inbox
with the choice to 'Accept, Decline, etc.' and I make the choice and
voila!
it is in my Calendar and she is informed of my actions automatically in
her
Inbox. When I send her the same ('Invite Attendees') in reverse, she
gets it
in her Inbox without the choices at the top (as I do) and without most
of the
information, and has no way to add to her Calendar as an entry. I think
we
are setup identically in Outlook, but I may be overlooking something.
Suggestions? Tips? Thanks to anyone for aid with this!
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XP-P; Linksys Wrles H-O ntwk 3 PCs 1 lptp 1 Smtfon (WM03+ActSync4 Outlk
Cal&Conts); CPUs P4 3.4G; 2GB RM; BT Kybd/Mse; ATI Rad9800P; Office03P;
NSW-AS-AV05; MS AntiSpywr; SpySwepr; SpyBot; SpyWrBlastr
Dr. Ken Brown-Gratchev
Brown-Gratchev & Associates Counseling
Website: http://home.comcast.net/~solutioncounselor/
Phone: Ken (Cell) 503-866-0758 / (Fax) 503-246-9316
**************************************************************
DONATIONS to KEN BROWN-GRATCHEV LIVER TRANSPLANT FUND can be sent to:
Clackamas Federal Credit Union
Account # 541770004-05
10400 S.E. Main St., Milwaukie, OR, 97222
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"Life isn't about finding yourself ... Life is about creating yourself."
-- George Bernard Shaw
"We are not troubled by things, but by the OPINIONS which we have of
things." -- Epictetus
"Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human
freedoms ... to choose
one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own
way." -- Viktor Frankl
"Happiness does not depend on outward things, but on the way we see
them." -- Leo Tolstoy
"To be free people we must assume total responsibility for ourselves,
but in doing so we must
possess the capacity to reject responsibility that is not truly ours."
-- M. Scott Peck
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all
latest patches/updates/etc, separate PC's) that are literally
side-by-side on
a wireless home-network. Whenever either one of us make a Calendar
entry in
our separate Outlook Calendars on our separate PC's, we send an 'Invite
Attendees' to the other person, so it can be posted for information
purposes
on our separate Calendars (and later downloaded/synched on our cell
phones).
Problem: I get hers in the correct form . that is, they come into my
Inbox
with the choice to 'Accept, Decline, etc.' and I make the choice and
voila!
it is in my Calendar and she is informed of my actions automatically in
her
Inbox. When I send her the same ('Invite Attendees') in reverse, she
gets it
in her Inbox without the choices at the top (as I do) and without most
of the
information, and has no way to add to her Calendar as an entry. I think
we
are setup identically in Outlook, but I may be overlooking something.
Suggestions? Tips? Thanks to anyone for aid with this!
--
XP-P; Linksys Wrles H-O ntwk 3 PCs 1 lptp 1 Smtfon (WM03+ActSync4 Outlk
Cal&Conts); CPUs P4 3.4G; 2GB RM; BT Kybd/Mse; ATI Rad9800P; Office03P;
NSW-AS-AV05; MS AntiSpywr; SpySwepr; SpyBot; SpyWrBlastr
Dr. Ken Brown-Gratchev
Brown-Gratchev & Associates Counseling
Website: http://home.comcast.net/~solutioncounselor/
Phone: Ken (Cell) 503-866-0758 / (Fax) 503-246-9316
**************************************************************
DONATIONS to KEN BROWN-GRATCHEV LIVER TRANSPLANT FUND can be sent to:
Clackamas Federal Credit Union
Account # 541770004-05
10400 S.E. Main St., Milwaukie, OR, 97222
.........................................................................
...................................................................
"Life isn't about finding yourself ... Life is about creating yourself."
-- George Bernard Shaw
"We are not troubled by things, but by the OPINIONS which we have of
things." -- Epictetus
"Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human
freedoms ... to choose
one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own
way." -- Viktor Frankl
"Happiness does not depend on outward things, but on the way we see
them." -- Leo Tolstoy
"To be free people we must assume total responsibility for ourselves,
but in doing so we must
possess the capacity to reject responsibility that is not truly ours."
-- M. Scott Peck
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