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Hope someone can point me in the right direction.
We are using outlook 2003 at work with Exchange Server. One of our users is setup in outlook 2003 - and has assigned delegate access to his calendar to his assistant - so they can schedule meetings and appointments on his behalf. The problem is he is unable to schedule his own meetings and appointments now. If he goes into his Calendar and clicks new - meeting or new - appointment --- nothing happens. My question is - if a user has assigned delegate access to his calendar for someone to schedule his meetings and appointments does this then prevent HIM from doing so. If this is the case, it is pretty retarded as he still wants the ability to schedule some of his own appointments and meetings. Anybody have any ideas of what can be done - so he can still grant delegate access to his assistant to manage his meetings and appointments YET still have the ability to schedule his own when he chooses to? I have been unable to find any information regarding this problem anywhere. Thanks |
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