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Are these affected users enabled for BlackBerry Enterprise Server?<br />
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Can you check if these users are enabled for a certain option involving meeting re-direction on the blackberry server? <br />
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Am not sure how to get to this feature.<br />
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However if you know, can you test if the issue can be reproduced after disabling this meeting redirection option? Better still can you disable this user for BES and test the issue?
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Are these affected users enabled for BlackBerry Enterprise Server?

Can you check if these users are enabled for a certain option involving meeting re-direction on the blackberry server?

Am not sure how to get to this feature.

However if you know, can you test if the issue can be reproduced after disabling this meeting redirection option? Better still can you disable this user for BES and test the issue?

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Hi there,<br />
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I have a user who is having a weird issue in Outlook 2010. &nbsp;We are using it in conjunction with Exchange 2003.<br />
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What happens basically is that if he has a meeting in his calendar, recurring or not, and that meeting is updated by the organizer, he gets a message notifying him of the update. &nbsp;If he deletes that message, the meeting disappears.<br />
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Oddly enough, inside the message at the top it says &quot;Please respond&quot; but at the same time the buttons at the top of the message only say &quot;No response necessary&quot;.<br />
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If he goes into his calendar and right-clicks the meeting (which at this point is semi-transparent and &quot;tentative&quot;), he can Accept it and it will be confirmed in the new time slot.<br />
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Anyone have any idea why this is happening? &nbsp;Thanks!
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Hi there,

I have a user who is having a weird issue in Outlook 2010.  We are using it in conjunction with Exchange 2003.

What happens basically is that if he has a meeting in his calendar, recurring or not, and that meeting is updated by the organizer, he gets a message notifying him of the update.  If he deletes that message, the meeting disappears.

Oddly enough, inside the message at the top it says "Please respond" but at the same time the buttons at the top of the message only say "No response necessary".

If he goes into his calendar and right-clicks the meeting (which at this point is semi-transparent and "tentative"), he can Accept it and it will be confirmed in the new time slot.

Anyone have any idea why this is happening?  Thanks!

Meeting updates are causing meetings to be deleted from calendar in Outlook 2010?

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.

Outlook

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.