There are no rules set up on the workstation. As far as where the invites
end up, this is the puzzling part. They automatically end up on the calendar
as tentative, but the actual email that is supposed to sit in your inbox
until you respond disappears. Doesn't show up in deleted items or any other
subfolder. There is also no pst folders set up on the workstation.

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Does this user have any rules applied to the sender? Where does the invite
end up?

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After furious head scratching, Bryan asked:

| I have an employee in our organization that is having an odd
| email/calendar issue with outlook 2007. When they are invited to a
| meeting or appointment, the invite email that is sent out
| automatically removes it self from their inbox before it is ever
| viewed. This is a issue as the only way to know if they have a new
| meeting request is to by chance notice a new meeting on the calendar
| and then pull it up to accept/decline/etc. It is not being auto
| "accepted", notifying the sender, while this is happening in which it
| would normally move itself out of the inbox when you would do this.
| It does however auto file it on their calendar as tentative as it is
| supposed to. Any ideas how to get these invites to stay in the inbox
| until they are looked at? Many thanks.