What's the difference?

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DebbieG

What is the difference between setting permissions on the Calendar, Inbox,
etc. and making someone a delegate?

It seems like setting Author or Editor permissions is the same as making
someone a delegate.

What am I missing?

Thanks,
Debbie
 
A delegate also has rights to send mail on behalf of other other user.
 
when you delegate someone, he could write mails using your "name". when you
you only give him permissions, he could read, modify or delete objects in
your folders
 
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