Outlook 2007 Meetings disappearing

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Eric Kennedy

Several of my users are experiencing this issue intermittently. After
accepting a meeting invite it is removed from the inbox and placed
onto their calendar. After a little time the meeting disappears from
the calendar, but can be found in the deleted items folder. It appears
as if the meeting was never accepted to begin with. The user then has
the ability to hit Accept again to place it back on the calendar.

We are running Outlook 2007, Entourage 2008 on Exchange 2003 SP2 with
all updates.

Thanks,
Eric
 
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

Several of my users are experiencing this issue intermittently. After
accepting a meeting invite it is removed from the inbox and placed
onto their calendar. After a little time the meeting disappears from
the calendar, but can be found in the deleted items folder. It appears
as if the meeting was never accepted to begin with. The user then has
the ability to hit Accept again to place it back on the calendar.

Do they sync with a handheld device?
 
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Nancy

My calendar items have disappeared from Outlook prior to about 1 week ago.
They do not show on my Blackberry or my email exchange either. They are not
in my deleted folder or my Archive folder. Please suggest how I can retrieve
or at least assure that I can maintain my calendar items going forward. --
with thanks, Nancy
 
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

My calendar items have disappeared from Outlook prior to about 1 week ago.
They do not show on my Blackberry or my email exchange either. They are not
in my deleted folder or my Archive folder. Please suggest how I can
retrieve
or at least assure that I can maintain my calendar items going forward. --
with thanks, Nancy

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