Milly - In my case, I think there may be. Will check once I am back in the
office on Tuesday. I do know that 3 of the 5 are administrative people who
share the 2 managers calendars. llchevy56

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Are delegates involved in either of the two scenarios mentioned?

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After furious head scratching, llchevy56 asked:

| We are having the same problem. A calendar was created and shared
| with four others. Now whenever anything is sent to one of the 5, it
| goes to all 5 people (the originator plus 4). Any suggestions - our
| IT folks cannot figure out what is happening either. Thanks!
| llchevy56
|
| "ITguru" wrote:
|
|| Our organization runs Exchange Server 2003 where we have a group
|| calendar in a public folder for everyone to view. When one user
|| schedules an appointment on the group calendar, sometimes the
|| reminders and invitations appear in a different user's mailbox that
|| the appointment doesn't involve. For example, if 'Bob' puts a
|| doctor's appointment on the group calendar, the reminder's for the
|| appointment will pop in 'John's' mailbox for some unknown reason.
|| The user who schedules the appointment does not invite any other
|| users or calendars. Does anyone know of a reason why an appointment
|| reminder would pop up in another user's mailbox that it should not?