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YEAH BABY!!!!<br />
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THAT WAS IT!<br />
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THANK YOU!
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This is happening to several people throughout the office.<br />
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For example:<br />
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When Suzie makes an appointment/event on her calendar it shows up on Dirk's calendar, even though Dirk was never invited or referenced in the appointment/event. &nbsp;Dirk also receives an email that details the appointment/event with the words &quot;sent on behalf of suzie&quot;<br />
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Now, these two have had editor permissions to each other's calendars for while but this whole thing just started about a week ago. &nbsp;I'm really not sure where to start concerning permissions and/or free/busy data.
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This is happening to several people throughout the office.

For example:

When Suzie makes an appointment/event on her calendar it shows up on Dirk's calendar, even though Dirk was never invited or referenced in the appointment/event.  Dirk also receives an email that details the appointment/event with the words "sent on behalf of suzie"

Now, these two have had editor permissions to each other's calendars for while but this whole thing just started about a week ago.  I'm really not sure where to start concerning permissions and/or free/busy data.

YEAH BABY!!!!

THAT WAS IT!

THANK YOU!

Office 2007 Calendar Permissions

This is happening to several people throughout the office.

For example:

When Suzie makes an appointment/event on her calendar it shows up on Dirk&#39;s calendar, even though Dirk was never invited or referenced in the appointment/event.  Dirk also receives an email that details the appointment/event with the words &quot;sent on behalf of suzie&quot;

Now, these two have had editor permissions to each other&#39;s calendars for while but this whole thing just started about a week ago.  I&#39;m really not sure where to start concerning permissions and/or free/busy data.

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