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What is the detail @ the Tracking tab of the Meeting-request organizer?<br />
Any clues from there?<br />
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&gt;&gt;&nbsp;what is the interaction bn. OL2k11 and OL2k7 when asked for a read-receipts?
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What is the detail @ the Tracking tab of the Meeting-request organizer?
Any clues from there?


>> what is the interaction bn. OL2k11 and OL2k7 when asked for a read-receipts?

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So I have a problem with someone who is using Outlook 2011 for Mac. When he goes to set up a recurring meeting, the invitees will get the invite and accept it, but it won't show up on some of their shared calendar. I've had a few test meetings made out through the Outlook 2011 and some people will have it show up, while others won't. The people who do have the meeting show up are using Outlook 2010 for PC while those that don't have the meeting appear are using Office 2007 or 2003. I don't know if that might have to do with it. <br />
I also created some test recurring meetings through our OWA and all of those meetings do show up on everyone's shared calendar. <br />
Any ideas as what I should do next to figure this out?
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So I have a problem with someone who is using Outlook 2011 for Mac. When he goes to set up a recurring meeting, the invitees will get the invite and accept it, but it won't show up on some of their shared calendar. I've had a few test meetings made out through the Outlook 2011 and some people will have it show up, while others won't. The people who do have the meeting show up are using Outlook 2010 for PC while those that don't have the meeting appear are using Office 2007 or 2003. I don't know if that might have to do with it. 
I also created some test recurring meetings through our OWA and all of those meetings do show up on everyone's shared calendar. 
Any ideas as what I should do next to figure this out?

Recurring meetings not showing up on shared calendars when created in Outlook 2011 for Mac

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