(Hope this isn't a repeat; did not see 1st attempt post...) Got a user who
does not get the Accept/Decline Meeting notices, yet the meetings still
populate her calendar. The "Click to Add prompts" option IS selected under
Tools->Options->Calendar Options. Don't see any documentation on this.
Anybody...?
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Ctrl-Alt-Del signing off

It might help if yo posted this question in an Outlook news group.

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Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP


"Ctrl-Alt-Del" wrote:

> (Hope this isn't a repeat; did not see 1st attempt post...) Got a user who
> does not get the Accept/Decline Meeting notices, yet the meetings still
> populate her calendar. The "Click to Add prompts" option IS selected under
> Tools->Options->Calendar Options. Don't see any documentation on this.
> Anybody...?
> --
> Ctrl-Alt-Del signing off

On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 08:44:11 -0700, Ctrl-Alt-Del
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>(Hope this isn't a repeat; did not see 1st attempt post...) Got a user who
>does not get the Accept/Decline Meeting notices, yet the meetings still
>populate her calendar. The "Click to Add prompts" option IS selected under
>Tools->Options->Calendar Options. Don't see any documentation on this.
>Anybody...?

I presume that you're using Microsoft Outlook or perhaps Exchange; this forum
is for a different program, Microsoft Access. Please repost in an appropriate
discussion group. You may want to indicate what version you're using. The
webpage can be confusing and you're not the first to be misled!

If you're in fact doing this from an Access database please explain the
details.
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John W. Vinson [MVP]

Alas, my apologies. Thought I WAS in the Outlook grp, was surprised when it
turned up here. Will repost appropriately.
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Ctrl-Alt-Del signing off


"John W. Vinson" wrote:

> On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 08:44:11 -0700, Ctrl-Alt-Del
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> >(Hope this isn't a repeat; did not see 1st attempt post...) Got a user who
> >does not get the Accept/Decline Meeting notices, yet the meetings still
> >populate her calendar. The "Click to Add prompts" option IS selected under
> >Tools->Options->Calendar Options. Don't see any documentation on this.
> >Anybody...?
>
> I presume that you're using Microsoft Outlook or perhaps Exchange; this forum
> is for a different program, Microsoft Access. Please repost in an appropriate
> discussion group. You may want to indicate what version you're using. The
> webpage can be confusing and you're not the first to be misled!
>
> If you're in fact doing this from an Access database please explain the
> details.
> --
>
> John W. Vinson [MVP]
>