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I have a client that seems to be experiencing some very odd issues with meeting invitations in outlook. &nbsp;Several people (probably 7-10) have reported one issue or another. &nbsp;The majority of the people say that when they receive a meeting invitation (from several sources, not just one person in particular) that the meeting times seem to go in the first available time slot (and not the correct time slot like it should) on their calendars. In some cases they are only off by 30 minutes from the actual meeting time. &nbsp;Some of the people have also reported issues that they were unable to dismiss meeting reminders and that they would keep popping up for the same meeting. &nbsp;These problems had seemed to start with the DST time change (we are in AZ so we do not change time) They are running an SBS 2003 server with exchange SP2. &nbsp;Has anyone else ever experienced any issues like this or can give me an idea of where to look
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I have a client that seems to be experiencing some very odd issues with meeting invitations in outlook.  Several people (probably 7-10) have reported one issue or another.  The majority of the people say that when they receive a meeting invitation (from several sources, not just one person in particular) that the meeting times seem to go in the first available time slot (and not the correct time slot like it should) on their calendars. In some cases they are only off by 30 minutes from the actual meeting time.  Some of the people have also reported issues that they were unable to dismiss meeting reminders and that they would keep popping up for the same meeting.  These problems had seemed to start with the DST time change (we are in AZ so we do not change time) They are running an SBS 2003 server with exchange SP2.  Has anyone else ever experienced any issues like this or can give me an idea of where to look

Weird issues with Outlook meeting invitations

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.

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Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.