Hello,

When i create an appointment in the calendar of my boss, he receives an
email with the appointment, but it is not displayed as tentative in his
calendar (never).
With the calendar of other collegues it works fine. They also receive the
email with the appointment and it is directly shown as tentative in their
calendars.

Anyone any ideas? Am i missing a setting here perhaps?
We've tried with multiple outlook versions, and the only way this works for
my boss, if i recreate his mailbox.

We use Exchange 2003 SP1 and Outlook 2003 SP2.

Best regards,
Arjan Schel

ArjanS wrote:

When i create an appointment in the calendar of my boss, he receives
an email with the appointment, but it is not displayed as tentative
in his calendar (never).
With the calendar of other collegues it works fine. They also receive
the email with the appointment and it is directly shown as tentative
in their calendars.

Are you his delegate? Perhaps you have permission, then, to add items to
his calendar.
--
Brian Tillman

Hi Bill,

Thank you for your answer.
What i meant was that if i propose a meeting to my boss for example, without
accepting it already it should become tentative already in his calendar.

But after a very long search, i found another post here in this newsgroup
that i had to set 2 tracking options, for the appointments to be processed at
first when they are received.

Tools-options-email options-tracking options-first 2 options (process
messages and requests).

But thank you for your reply.

Regards,
Arjan


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

ArjanS wrote:

When i create an appointment in the calendar of my boss, he receives
an email with the appointment, but it is not displayed as tentative
in his calendar (never).
With the calendar of other collegues it works fine. They also receive
the email with the appointment and it is directly shown as tentative
in their calendars.

Are you his delegate? Perhaps you have permission, then, to add items to
his calendar.
--
Brian Tillman