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May 18th 06, 02:43 PM
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Meeting Requests while viewing another's calendar
I have an admin secretary that has access to two VP mailboxes. One mailbox
she is a delegate of, the other she is not. When a meeting request comes in for one or both VP's, the admin secretary receives them. This is causing her confusion as to whether they are meant for her or for one of the VP's. This admin secretary is requesting that she not receive these meeting request notifications. How can we stop this for her? OS: XP SP2 Server: Windows 2003 with Exchange 2003. Any suggestions/recommendations are greatly appreciated. Thanks, 
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