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I had an old rule from testing months ago. &nbsp;I thought it had been removed, but it was in the list of rules. &nbsp;Big 'duh' on my part.
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I had an old rule from testing months ago.  I thought it had been removed, but it was in the list of rules.  Big 'duh' on my part.

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I am now testing with a test account and when I send myself an appointment it goes to the inbox and then immediately moves to the deleted items folder. &nbsp;I do not have any rules in place!!
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I am now testing with a test account and when I send myself an appointment it goes to the inbox and then immediately moves to the deleted items folder.  I do not have any rules in place!!

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When somebody sends me an Invite on an appointment in Outlook 2003, it does not arrive or show up in my Inbox. &nbsp;It 'arrives' in my Calendar and not in my Inbox. &nbsp;If I go to my Calendar, I can Accept or Decline the Invite there.<br />
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I have been in Tools / Options / Calendar Options / Resource Scheduling and verified that 'Automatically accept meeting requests......' is NOT checked. &nbsp;However, I continue to receive Invites in the Calendar and not in my Inbox.<br />
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Any suggestions? &nbsp;Thanks!<br />

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When somebody sends me an Invite on an appointment in Outlook 2003, it does not arrive or show up in my Inbox.  It 'arrives' in my Calendar and not in my Inbox.  If I go to my Calendar, I can Accept or Decline the Invite there.

I have been in Tools / Options / Calendar Options / Resource Scheduling and verified that 'Automatically accept meeting requests......' is NOT checked.  However, I continue to receive Invites in the Calendar and not in my Inbox.

Any suggestions?  Thanks!


Outlook 2003 - Invitation arrive in Calendar and do not show up in Inbox

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