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tdstr
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      9th May 2007
Outlook 2003 + Exchange 2003

I have a user that when ever they accept/decline a appointment a
notification goes to their former secretary, who no longer exists as a
network user. I've checked 'Rules and Alerts' but no such rule exists.

Going nuts trying to find out where to rid of this notification/alert.


 
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      19th Jul 2007
have you checked the delegates area in outlook, under options.

"tdstr" wrote:

> Outlook 2003 + Exchange 2003
>
> I have a user that when ever they accept/decline a appointment a
> notification goes to their former secretary, who no longer exists as a
> network user. I've checked 'Rules and Alerts' but no such rule exists.
>
> Going nuts trying to find out where to rid of this notification/alert.
>
>
>

 
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