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Hello,
This is a little difficult to explain. We use Exchange 2007 with all of the
latest service packs. We have a mix of Outlook 2003 and 2007 users, also with
all of the latest office Service Packs.
Whenever some of our employees send meeting requests out, they come in as an
email instead of a meeting that I can Accept, Decline or mark Tentative.
Hopefully this makes sense. What this essentially means is that I have to
create the meeting myself on my calendar when I get the invite instead of
simply clicking Accept, Decline, etc.
This is happening with Outlook 2003 to Outlook 2003 users, Outlook 2003 to
Outlook 2007 users, Outlook 2007 to Outlook 2003 users and Outlook 2007 to
Outlook 2007 users, so it's not version dependent.
Other users are fine, they can send me a meeting request and I get the
correct format.
Is this making any sense? I hope so. At any rate, does anyone have any ideas
what is going on?
Thanks a bunch.
This is a little difficult to explain. We use Exchange 2007 with all of the
latest service packs. We have a mix of Outlook 2003 and 2007 users, also with
all of the latest office Service Packs.
Whenever some of our employees send meeting requests out, they come in as an
email instead of a meeting that I can Accept, Decline or mark Tentative.
Hopefully this makes sense. What this essentially means is that I have to
create the meeting myself on my calendar when I get the invite instead of
simply clicking Accept, Decline, etc.
This is happening with Outlook 2003 to Outlook 2003 users, Outlook 2003 to
Outlook 2007 users, Outlook 2007 to Outlook 2003 users and Outlook 2007 to
Outlook 2007 users, so it's not version dependent.
Other users are fine, they can send me a meeting request and I get the
correct format.
Is this making any sense? I hope so. At any rate, does anyone have any ideas
what is going on?
Thanks a bunch.