I am using Outlook 2003 Pro version. I sent out a notice from my home
calendar to numerous people on various networks and when they are responding,
I can see that they are accepting or declining, etc but it doesn't move their
response to my calendar. Is this correct or should it work as if I were in
the office with them calendaring and responses moving to the appointment for
tracking purposes?

If the responses contain the TNEF data, outlook will process them and add
them to the appointment's tracking tab.

When sending through POP or IMAP servers, the TNEF data may be removed. If
the responses don't process when you open them, they aren't going to.

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"NoVaZ" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I am using Outlook 2003 Pro version. I sent out a notice from my home
> calendar to numerous people on various networks and when they are
> responding,
> I can see that they are accepting or declining, etc but it doesn't move
> their
> response to my calendar. Is this correct or should it work as if I were
> in
> the office with them calendaring and responses moving to the appointment
> for
> tracking purposes?