> Question 1: I support 5 Executives and have delegation access to all of
> them. There were others delegated as well, but they were "removed" from the
> delegates tab. Those that have been removed are still receiving the calendar
> notifications for meeting requests for one of the Executives. I've double
> checked the properties of the calendar folder itself as well and they are not
> listed. Not sure if this issue is related but the same Executive can not use
> the Out of Office Assistant notification when he tries in the Client version,
> he gets and error he doesn't have the correct administration, however he can
> activate the OOO in the Outlook Web Access version? Again, not sure if these
> are related and he may have an issue with his profile. The only thing I
> still need to check is the individual folders properties and then permissions
> to see if they are still listed there, do you think that might be it?
>
> Question 2: Since I'm delegated to manage all these calendars and I receive
> the meeting request notifications, when I send an invitation from one
> executives calendar to another, I receive the email notification, which I
> should. These meetings show up in the Executive Calendars as Tentative.
> Sometimes I need to accept and other times I do nothing with the
> notification. However, if I delete the email notification from my in-box,
> which is asking me to "respond" on behalf of XXXXX, it deletes the calendar
> entry in the Executives calendar? Why wouldn't the entry stay on their
> calendar as tentative? I'm only deleting the notification of the meeting,
> not responding on their behalf, but it deletes it.
>
> We are on XP, Outlook '03, SP3.