look in tools, options, calendar options, resource scheduling. is
autoprocessing enabled?

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"REHilliard" wrote in message
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As luck would have it, it's for the boss...so I can't be sure just yet. I
would assume all the defaults are on.

If, by autoprocessing requests, you're referring to the option in the
Tracking pane, then I would assume it's turned on.

If there's another setting...please share. I'm not a big calendarrer ;-)

Thanks for the reply.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

do you have outlook autoprocessing meeting requests?

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"REHilliard" wrote in message
news
(Vista and O2007) When receiving an updated meeting request (times
changed),
the reading-pane displays "no action required" at the top of the
request...with no "Accept Decline" buttons. But, if you open the
request
in
the editor, the buttons show.

The "no action required" shows with an "!" to the left, and if you
click
on
it, a pop-up is displayed:

"Your calendar has been updated automatically. This meeting request
will
now
be deleted." [OK or Cancel]

Can anyone shed some light on why this "no action required" shows in
the
reading pane? I've tried dillegently to reproduce it on a test system
(using
O2007 and O2003) with no luck.

Searching for the phrase or the pop-up message gives no results.

Thanks in advance.