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We have an executive (will call him Joe Smith) here who has delegated Owner rights to his Admin (will call her Jane Doe). &nbsp;Now, when someone sends a Meeting Request to Joe Smith, it is only received by Jane Doe. &nbsp;Joe Smith does not receive the request. &nbsp;She even tries forwarding the Meeting Request to him, but it comes right back into her Inbox. &nbsp;Tried adjusting the permissions down a few levels, same thing still happens. &nbsp;Only other thing I am thinking is that there is some kind of Rule setup on Joe Smith's outlook. &nbsp;Cannot get to his pc until he returns to the office. &nbsp;Any other ideas of things to look at if it is not a rule?
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We have an executive (will call him Joe Smith) here who has delegated Owner rights to his Admin (will call her Jane Doe).  Now, when someone sends a Meeting Request to Joe Smith, it is only received by Jane Doe.  Joe Smith does not receive the request.  She even tries forwarding the Meeting Request to him, but it comes right back into her Inbox.  Tried adjusting the permissions down a few levels, same thing still happens.  Only other thing I am thinking is that there is some kind of Rule setup on Joe Smith's outlook.  Cannot get to his pc until he returns to the office.  Any other ideas of things to look at if it is not a rule?

Problems with Delegates

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.