Outlook Calendar - Invite attendees

[Guest]

When using the Calendar and inviting attendees we ran into a problem. 3 or
the 4 people who received the meeting invitation had no problem with this.
The one person had her calendar adjust the date on her calendar, but when she
replied it showed she had accepted at the time I sent her. We have checked
her date setting and other check boxes for accepting meetings. Not sure
where else to look.

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

When using the Calendar and inviting attendees we ran into a problem.
3 or the 4 people who received the meeting invitation had no problem
with this. The one person had her calendar adjust the date on her
calendar, but when she replied it showed she had accepted at the time
I sent her. We have checked her date setting and other check boxes
for accepting meetings. Not sure where else to look.

Hi - try posting Outlook questions in microsoft.public.outlook. Be sure to
mention the version & service pack level you're using, whether you connect
to Exchange, where these users are (same server? etc).

 

[David B.]

Not an XP related question, repost to one of the Office or Outlook groups.

 

[Detlev Dreyer]

When using the Calendar and inviting attendees we ran into a problem.

Wrong group! Find out your Outlook version and repost to
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.outlook.Calendaring

 

[NoConsequence]

When using the Calendar and inviting attendees we ran into a problem. 3 or
the 4 people who received the meeting invitation had no problem with this.
The one person had her calendar adjust the date on her calendar, but when she
replied it showed she had accepted at the time I sent her. We have checked
her date setting and other check boxes for accepting meetings. Not sure
where else to look.

Not sure where elso to look? How about a group with OUTLOOK in the
title. There are many to choose from.

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Not sure where elso to look? How about a group with OUTLOOK in the
title. There are many to choose from.

Wow, way to jump all over the poor guy (gal?), everyone. If you'd all made
sure you were looking at the current / updated thread, you'd have seen that
I already made this gentle suggestion, and perhaps wouldn't have felt the
need for
a "dogpile on the rabbit". Cut him some slack.