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November 6th 08, 12:06 PM
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wrong delegate getting acceptance emails
Dear All
one of my users has a rather stange calender issue thati need help with we have several members of an exec team with one PA for all of them, if the PA sends a meeting request out from one of the execs (A) then when the people who have been invited respond another exec(B) gets all the acceptance replies, however exec (B) has not been invited, i cannot explain why this is happening and the only thing in commion is the PA i am sure its a case of unticking a box but i cannot find any settings any help will be greatly received we are running a thin client enviroment using office 2003 -- Many Thanks Dave 
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November 12th 08, 02:56 PM
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wrong delegate getting acceptance emails
is execB set as a delegate on execAs calendar?
"Dave W" wrote in message ... Dear All one of my users has a rather stange calender issue thati need help with we have several members of an exec team with one PA for all of them, if the PA sends a meeting request out from one of the execs (A) then when the people who have been invited respond another exec(B) gets all the acceptance replies, however exec (B) has not been invited, i cannot explain why this is happening and the only thing in commion is the PA i am sure its a case of unticking a box but i cannot find any settings any help will be greatly received we are running a thin client enviroment using office 2003 -- Many Thanks Dave
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February 5th 09, 07:41 PM
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wrong delegate getting acceptance emails
Experiencing similar issue, how did you resolve yours?
"Mat" wrote: is execB set as a delegate on execAs calendar? "Dave W" wrote in message ... Dear All one of my users has a rather stange calender issue thati need help with we have several members of an exec team with one PA for all of them, if the PA sends a meeting request out from one of the execs (A) then when the people who have been invited respond another exec(B) gets all the acceptance replies, however exec (B) has not been invited, i cannot explain why this is happening and the only thing in commion is the PA i am sure its a case of unticking a box but i cannot find any settings any help will be greatly received we are running a thin client enviroment using office 2003 -- Many Thanks Dave
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