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A handful of users have reported that when they try to open another user's shared folder, such as inbox or contacts, in Outlook 2003, they see their own Outlook Today page instead of the folder's contents. It seems to be related to the user and not the sharer, because other users can see the same shared content just fine, and it doesn't appear that the sharer has special configured permissions (just used the reviewer settings). Any idea what's causing it?
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A handful of users have reported that when they try to open another user's shared folder, such as inbox or contacts, in Outlook 2003, they see their own Outlook Today page instead of the folder's contents. It seems to be related to the user and not the sharer, because other users can see the same shared content just fine, and it doesn't appear that the sharer has special configured permissions (just used the reviewer settings). Any idea what's causing it?

Outlook 2003 displays Outlook Today instead of shared folder contents

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.