Meetingrequest not shown in calendar untill request has been read

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Marlies

We have a problem in our company.
Outlook 2003 and Exchange 2003 are used. New installation.

When someone is planning a meeting and invites several other collegeas
the meeting does not show in the calender (tentative or otherwise) of
the invitee untill the request has been read by the invitee.
The resource options is reserved for real resources like rooms.
In my previous company, outlook 2002 and exchange 5.5 where used and we
did not have that problem.
When you invited someone, the invitations was shown in the calender as
tentative after a short replication time.

Does someone has the same problem or does this work perfectly?
 
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Don't know about the OP but do you have auto-accept turned on or off?

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After furious head scratching, shellyspradley asked:

| Mine just started. What was the fix for you?
|
| Marlies;5422081 Wrote:
|| We have a problem in our company.
|| Outlook 2003 and Exchange 2003 are used. New installation.
||
|| When someone is planning a meeting and invites several other
|| collegeas the meeting does not show in the calender (tentative or
|| otherwise) of the invitee untill the request has been read by the
|| invitee.
|| The resource options is reserved for real resources like rooms.
|| In my previous company, outlook 2002 and exchange 5.5 where used and
|| we
|| did not have that problem.
|| When you invited someone, the invitations was shown in the calender
|| as tentative after a short replication time.
||
|| Does someone has the same problem or does this work perfectly?
 

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