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April 3rd 08, 12:07 AM
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Meeting Invitation Goes Directly To Calendar
I have one user ( Outlook 2003) whose meeting invitations go directly to his
calendar and not his Inbox. The notification shows up in the notification area, but never hits his Inbox to allow him to accept or decline. I checked to make sure that Automatically accept.... in resource scheduling was not checked. Also, the users sending the invitations have not unchecked request responses in the invitation. 
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