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dave
Hi Everyone,
I've been 'googling' this issue and have not found a definitive answer
to my problem. Perhaps there is no solution but I would like to know
that for sure.
I have someone using iCal 2.1 and iMail 2.1 on a Mac OS X computer. He
tries to send out calendar invitations to me. I'm using Outlook 2003
connected to an Exchange 2003 SP 2 server.
I get an email with an attachment, which Outlook seems to detect as a
calendar item, because it shows the attachment with a calendar icon. I
double-click the icon and the calendar item opens with the time of the
meeting, location and some notes. However, I cannot Accept the meeting
and thus add it to my calendar, because the 'Accept', 'Tentative',
'Decline', and 'Propose New Time' buttons are greyed out and there is
a message below these buttons saying: "This meeting is not in the
Calendar; it may have been moved or deleted."
Please note I have ticked that 'Adjust for daylight saving time'
checkbox in the Timezone options, in Calendar options.
Any help is much appreciated!
I've been 'googling' this issue and have not found a definitive answer
to my problem. Perhaps there is no solution but I would like to know
that for sure.
I have someone using iCal 2.1 and iMail 2.1 on a Mac OS X computer. He
tries to send out calendar invitations to me. I'm using Outlook 2003
connected to an Exchange 2003 SP 2 server.
I get an email with an attachment, which Outlook seems to detect as a
calendar item, because it shows the attachment with a calendar icon. I
double-click the icon and the calendar item opens with the time of the
meeting, location and some notes. However, I cannot Accept the meeting
and thus add it to my calendar, because the 'Accept', 'Tentative',
'Decline', and 'Propose New Time' buttons are greyed out and there is
a message below these buttons saying: "This meeting is not in the
Calendar; it may have been moved or deleted."
Please note I have ticked that 'Adjust for daylight saving time'
checkbox in the Timezone options, in Calendar options.
Any help is much appreciated!