auto accept meeting

Salvatore Cennimo · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 2

A customer running Outlook 2007 (and Exchange server) is having trouble with
meetings.
Whenever anyone sends them a meeting request, they DO NOT see it in their
inbox - and it automatically shows up on their calendar (I guess it's auto
accepting the meeting requests).
I've checked in Outlook 2007 | Tools | Options | Calendar Options | Resource
Scheduling - and confirmed that auto-accept was turned off.
Any other ideas?
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SC
scennimo@optonline.net

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Nikki Peterson [MVP - Out · Joined: 05 Aug 2007 Posts: 3

Possibly:
- A delegate that is processing for them?
- A profile on another machine that is configured for
auto-accept? Not logged off?
Did you check:
- TOOLS menu
- OPTIONS
- E-MAIL OPTIONS
"Delete meeting request from Inbox when responding"
- TRACKING OPTIONS button

Nikki Peterson

"Salvatore Cennimo" wrote in message $4auEcIHA.4140@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>A customer running Outlook 2007 (and Exchange server) is having trouble
>with meetings.
> Whenever anyone sends them a meeting request, they DO NOT see it in their
> inbox - and it automatically shows up on their calendar (I guess it's auto
> accepting the meeting requests).
> I've checked in Outlook 2007 | Tools | Options | Calendar Options |
> Resource Scheduling - and confirmed that auto-accept was turned off.
> Any other ideas?
> --
>
> SC
> scennimo@optonline.net

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