... setup in his outlook. He is able to view the inbox fine, appart from any emails marked as Private. On the user's outlook account I made sure the tick box for'Delagate can see my private items' is ticked. Sending a test email marked as private we still can not see the private message in Outlook 2007. I am missing something obvious? ...

... mailboxes setup in his outlook. He is able to view the inbox fine, appart from any emails marked as Private. On the user's outlook account I made sure the tick box for'Delagate can see my private items' is ticked. Sending a test email marked as private we still can not see the private message in Outlook 2007. I am missing something obvious? ...

...>>> mailboxes setup in his outlook. He is able to view the inbox fine, appart from any emails marked as Private. On the user's outlook account I made sure the tick box for'Delagate can see my private items' is ticked. Sending a test email marked as private we still can not see the private message in Outlook 2007. I am missing something obvious? Hello "...

...offline? Or not synchronising Calendar folder? "ladydi100" <ladydi100@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:77C880E6-EF78-4C6C-9B8B-3E038534985A@microsoft.com... Boss shared his calendar with his A.E. The A.E. makes meetings appointments on Bosses calendar but the boss can't see the appointments. A.E. is a delagate and has editor permissions. -- ladydi100

Boss shared his calendar with his A.E. The A.E. makes meetings appointments on Bosses calendar but the boss can't see the appointments. A.E. is a delagate and has editor permissions. -- ladydi100

I've made some more testing thru the delagate Wizard this time and it appears that the user hasn't got the right to set the "Send on behalf" right. I've read in a KB that this could be because the users could use a GC from an other domain but in my case there is a single domain. I checked the permissions on the AD object and in the mailbox (get-mailboxPermission) but didn't found any ...

... makeup of congress Then stick to congressional elections and leave the presidency to those who think it's important. There are no thought police so you are not restricted to your local or state delagation. There are hundreds of political people you can influence every 2 years for less than the price of a six pack of beer. But if you have nothing to say, it ain't gonna ...

... than the makeup of congress Then stick to congressional elections and leave the presidency to those who think it's important. There are no thought police so you are not restricted to your local or state delagation. There are hundreds of political people you can influence every 2 years for less than the price of a six pack of beer. But if you have nothing to say, it ain't gonna work....

okan <okan> wrote: did you find a solution to this problem? Non existent user won't go away... You have a delagate setting in AD still hanging around. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

...-off potential short-falls and poor performance. -Communication with advertisers an agencies concerning campaign status and suggested optimizations. -Trafficking key campaigns in the ad server. -Delagate tasks to traffickers to insure quickest turn-arounds possible. Key Skills/Competencies -Strong interpersonal and sales presentation skills and organizational ability. -Ability to develop creative ...