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Does the user have a Blackberry? They seem to autoaccept meeting invites which then turns into an accepted invite in Outlook. I have had that happen to me. ... Thinkpads_User<br />

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Does the user have a Blackberry? They seem to autoaccept meeting invites which then turns into an accepted invite in Outlook. I have had that happen to me. ... Thinkpads_User


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When someone send a meeting request to one of our users the request is automatically added to their calendar and they are not given the option to accept or deny (It is not showing up in their inbox). I checked the settings and it is not set to auto accept. Any suggestions?
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When someone send a meeting request to one of our users the request is automatically added to their calendar and they are not given the option to accept or deny (It is not showing up in their inbox). I checked the settings and it is not set to auto accept. Any suggestions?

Outlook 2007 is automatically accepting meeting request even thought it is set not to.

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