One secretary has initially invited at lot og people to a conference, but now
another has been assigned to plan the event.

Is it possible to change the meetig organizer?

I still havent figured this out.
By now I've told the new secretary to e-mail (or re-invite) everybody.
But I really would appreciate a hint to a smarter solution.

MIcrosoft advised me a few days ago that transfering the meeting organizer is
not possible in Outlook 2003.

We ran into this problem as well where assistants were creating meetings for
misc managers on their own calendars ( the assistants calendar). The
asistant leaves / moves on and the meeting is now orphaned.

We are using delegations to go arouond the problem.

"jg@dk" wrote:

> I still havent figured this out.
> By now I've told the new secretary to e-mail (or re-invite) everybody.
> But I really would appreciate a hint to a smarter solution.

How about Outlook 2007? Can a meeting organizer be transferred to someone
else? Thanks!

"Frank" wrote:

> MIcrosoft advised me a few days ago that transfering the meeting organizer is
> not possible in Outlook 2003.
>
> We ran into this problem as well where assistants were creating meetings for
> misc managers on their own calendars ( the assistants calendar). The
> asistant leaves / moves on and the meeting is now orphaned.
>
> We are using delegations to go arouond the problem.
>
> "jg@dk" wrote:
>
> > I still havent figured this out.
> > By now I've told the new secretary to e-mail (or re-invite) everybody.
> > But I really would appreciate a hint to a smarter solution.

No.

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After furious head scratching, Kate Kane asked:

| How about Outlook 2007? Can a meeting organizer be transferred to
| someone else? Thanks!
|
| "Frank" wrote:
|
|| MIcrosoft advised me a few days ago that transfering the meeting
|| organizer is not possible in Outlook 2003.
||
|| We ran into this problem as well where assistants were creating
|| meetings for misc managers on their own calendars ( the assistants
|| calendar). The asistant leaves / moves on and the meeting is now
|| orphaned.
||
|| We are using delegations to go arouond the problem.
||
|| "jg@dk" wrote:
||
||| I still havent figured this out.
||| By now I've told the new secretary to e-mail (or re-invite)
||| everybody. But I really would appreciate a hint to a smarter
||| solution.

I have a similar issue. We have a user that had a bunch of meeting scheduled,
but she was let go. Is there a way to cancel all her meetings? Her account
has already been disabled. Is there a command that I can run in powershell
to delete all meetings from the rest of our users that have her as a meeting
organizer?
Thanks
Gladys
"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

> No.
>
> --�
> Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
>
> Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
> unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
> reading.
>
> After furious head scratching, Kate Kane asked:
>
> | How about Outlook 2007? Can a meeting organizer be transferred to
> | someone else? Thanks!
> |
> | "Frank" wrote:
> |
> || MIcrosoft advised me a few days ago that transfering the meeting
> || organizer is not possible in Outlook 2003.
> ||
> || We ran into this problem as well where assistants were creating
> || meetings for misc managers on their own calendars ( the assistants
> || calendar). The asistant leaves / moves on and the meeting is now
> || orphaned.
> ||
> || We are using delegations to go arouond the problem.
> ||
> || "jg@dk" wrote:
> ||
> ||| I still havent figured this out.
> ||| By now I've told the new secretary to e-mail (or re-invite)
> ||| everybody. But I really would appreciate a hint to a smarter
> ||| solution.
>