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I have delegated my secretary to manage my Microsoft Office 2007 Outlook calendar. &nbsp;I do not want Outlook meeting requests addressed to me to appear or stay in my Outlook email inbox. &nbsp;I want all my meeting requests to go directly to my secretary's Outlook email inbox. &nbsp;My secretary will accept all of my meeting requests on my behalf and my Outlook calendar will be populated with all accepted meetings. &nbsp;My Outlook inbox will never contain Outlook meeting requests. &nbsp;My secretary who manages my Outlook calendar will receive all of my Outlook meeting requests in her Outlook email inbox, accept them on my behalf, and finally delete these requests from her own Outlook email inbox. &nbsp;How do I make this happen automatically?
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I have delegated my secretary to manage my Microsoft Office 2007 Outlook calendar.  I do not want Outlook meeting requests addressed to me to appear or stay in my Outlook email inbox.  I want all my meeting requests to go directly to my secretary's Outlook email inbox.  My secretary will accept all of my meeting requests on my behalf and my Outlook calendar will be populated with all accepted meetings.  My Outlook inbox will never contain Outlook meeting requests.  My secretary who manages my Outlook calendar will receive all of my Outlook meeting requests in her Outlook email inbox, accept them on my behalf, and finally delete these requests from her own Outlook email inbox.  How do I make this happen automatically?

How do I filter outlook 2007 meeting request messages to go to the inbox of the user delegated to manage my calendar and not come to my inbox?

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