Invitations to access Task folder from another user

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Brian

My manager uses Outlook 2000 and has emailed me
a 'Subscription to his Tasks'...this allows me to view
his tasks fro my PC.
I use Outlook XP.
According to the e-mail it says I have to accept the
request. If the 'accept' button is not showing, Windows
says I must install the Net Folders component from the
Add/Remove facility in Control Panel - Outlook. I cannot
see the Net Folders component when using XP.

Anyone have any solutions???

Regards.
 
Brian said:
My manager uses Outlook 2000 and has emailed me
a 'Subscription to his Tasks'...this allows me to view
his tasks fro my PC.
I use Outlook XP.
According to the e-mail it says I have to accept the
request. If the 'accept' button is not showing, Windows
says I must install the Net Folders component from the
Add/Remove facility in Control Panel - Outlook. I cannot
see the Net Folders component when using XP.
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