My employer receives notifications from only one of our staff, when sending
out meeting requests, as if the request had come from that member of staff.
The reply states "Received for [name]. This meeting is not in the Calendar;
it may have been moved or deleted."

I have changed permissions to ensure that he does not receive forwarded mail
from her and that she can no longer create calendar items on his behalf, but
this is still happening every time he sends out a meeting request with her as
an invitee. It does not happen with anyone else. Any ideas?

Outlook version? Is this person a delegate?

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After furious head scratching, Helen asked:

| My employer receives notifications from only one of our staff, when
| sending out meeting requests, as if the request had come from that
| member of staff. The reply states "Received for [name]. This meeting
| is not in the Calendar; it may have been moved or deleted."
|
| I have changed permissions to ensure that he does not receive
| forwarded mail from her and that she can no longer create calendar
| items on his behalf, but this is still happening every time he sends
| out a meeting request with her as an invitee. It does not happen
| with anyone else. Any ideas?