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Thanks for the information. &nbsp;I will give your solution a try. &nbsp;<br />

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Thanks for the information.  I will give your solution a try.  


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Windows 7 - You can also fix this by going to Users\user.name\AppData\Ro<wbr />aming\Micr<wbr />osoft\Outl<wbr />ook\<br />
Rename outcmd.dat to outcmd.old, restart Outlook and the button will be there. &nbsp;Outlook recreates outcmd.dat.
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Windows 7 - You can also fix this by going to Users\user.name\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Outlook\
Rename outcmd.dat to outcmd.old, restart Outlook and the button will be there.  Outlook recreates outcmd.dat.

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I have a user who is missing the Scheduling Assistant Button in his Outlook 2007 meeting window. &nbsp;He is showing a Scheduling botton, which is something &nbsp;have seen in Outlook 2003. &nbsp;We are using Exchange 2007. &nbsp;Is there a way to turn this feature on using a powershell command? &nbsp;I looked in the Exchange console, and couldn't find it. &nbsp;This user was upgraded from Outlook 2003 to 2007 a few months ago; would that have anything to do with it? &nbsp;Your help is always appreciated. &nbsp;<br />
Thanks!
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I have a user who is missing the Scheduling Assistant Button in his Outlook 2007 meeting window.  He is showing a Scheduling botton, which is something  have seen in Outlook 2003.  We are using Exchange 2007.  Is there a way to turn this feature on using a powershell command?  I looked in the Exchange console, and couldn't find it.  This user was upgraded from Outlook 2003 to 2007 a few months ago; would that have anything to do with it?  Your help is always appreciated.  
Thanks!

Missing the Scheduling Assistant button in Outlook 2007

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