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We're running Exchange 2003 with Office/Outlook 2007. I have setup 2 rooms as resources and set the option to not over book appointments. &nbsp;This work fine when booking time slot, but when a appointment is book for the whole day (all day), another user can book an appointment with a time slot in that day. &nbsp;I even set the all day as &quot;busy&quot;. This wasn't an issue with outlook 2003. Any help is appreciated.<br />
Thank You in advance.<br />

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We're running Exchange 2003 with Office/Outlook 2007. I have setup 2 rooms as resources and set the option to not over book appointments.  This work fine when booking time slot, but when a appointment is book for the whole day (all day), another user can book an appointment with a time slot in that day.  I even set the all day as "busy". This wasn't an issue with outlook 2003. Any help is appreciated.
Thank You in advance.


Outlook 2007 Calendar Allow to over book with all day event

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