Very strange Calendar activity.

[Guest]

Hi All,

We have a user who has some strange calendar problems. It mostly revolves
around duplicate meetings showing up and old meetings not being removed but
we discovered a strange one:

The delegate for the users calendar rescheduled a meeting, the attendee
accepted the change and it showed up in the users calendar (the Chairman of
the meeting) but not the attendee's. Apparently this has happened on a number
of occasions and has caused people to turn up for meetings at the old time.

Can anybody help with this one? This is the first time that I've had
problems with Calendars before.

Client is Outlook 2003 and the server is Exchange 2003.

Thanks, Ben

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Do you use Blackberries in this scenario?

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After furious head scratching, Ben asked:

| Hi All,
|
| We have a user who has some strange calendar problems. It mostly
| revolves around duplicate meetings showing up and old meetings not
| being removed but we discovered a strange one:
|
| The delegate for the users calendar rescheduled a meeting, the
| attendee accepted the change and it showed up in the users calendar
| (the Chairman of the meeting) but not the attendee's. Apparently this
| has happened on a number of occasions and has caused people to turn
| up for meetings at the old time.
|
| Can anybody help with this one? This is the first time that I've had
| problems with Calendars before.
|
| Client is Outlook 2003 and the server is Exchange 2003.
|
| Thanks, Ben

 

[Guest]

Hi Milly,

Not Blackberries but we do use Nokia Intellisync for wireless push
email/calendar updates.

Thanks, Ben