Thanks for your help but the first link does not work. Also, the
second article's advice to set the option of ''Automatically accept
meeting requests and process cancellations', would not be appropriate.
Users need to choose which meeting requests to accept and and which to
decline.

QH


On 23 May, 13:40, Aligator wrote:
http://forums.msexchange.org/m_18004...b/309415/en-us
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"QH" wrote:
We have an Exchange 2003 server running in a regional office on a
Window 2003 server. All that office's users run Outlook 2003 on a
Windows 2003 / Citrix platform. The server replaced a Windows /
Exchange 2000 server, from which all the mailboxes were migrated about
6 months ago.

People in the regional office have found that when they try and book
meetings, for some people their calendars can be seen without a
problem, while for others it is just crossed out with no information
given. Everyone has a default setting of 2 months for free / busy
information. Interestingly, they claim that for one person, they could
not see the calendar information yesterday, but can today.

I looked this up on various forums, and some people recommended
deleting the anonymous permissions for the calendar, and then allowing
this to be recreated. However, after I deleted the anonymous
permission, it did not return automatically and I could not add it
either (obviously 'anonymous' is not listed on the GAL for me to add).

Any ideas people?

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