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November 4th 08, 10:31 PM
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Receiving meeting requests without calendar permissions
I looked and I am not listed as a delegate in his outlook. Any other
suggestions? Thanks. -- Donna "Lord Dark Helmet" wrote: Check with the person to ensure you are still not setup as a Delegate to the calendar. You can view this by opening Outlook, selecting tools, then Options, then the Delegates Tab. From there open Calendar and ensure your name is no longer there. Remember this has to be done from the other person's Outlook. "Donna" wrote: I used to have calendar permissions for someone who is no longer in my department. I no longer have access to his calendar yet I still get meeting requests for him. How do I stop this? BTW, we use Outlook 2003. Many thanks -- Donna 
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