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I actually found this on another question - and there was a link that took you to Microsoft that tells you specifically to avoid DLs when making meeting requests. &nbsp;Thanks!
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I actually found this on another question - and there was a link that took you to Microsoft that tells you specifically to avoid DLs when making meeting requests.  Thanks!

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Hello,<br />
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I have an issue with Outlook 2007. &nbsp;When you create a meeting request and address it to a distribution list created in the Active Directory, the results of appointment are faulty. &nbsp;For example, if I send a meeting request to Z_DistributionGroup@domain<wbr />.com, and it is set for 4/22/2011 between 6-6:30 am, the recipients sometimes see the appointment from the time I sent it through to the appointment time on 4/22/2011. &nbsp;And the kicker is that I can't see it on my calendar. &nbsp;The only way to see it is to look at all appointments.<br />
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Has anyone had issues like this or know a fix? &nbsp;Its kind of a drag to have to add each attendee individually...<br />
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Thanks so much!<br />
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N
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Hello,

I have an issue with Outlook 2007.  When you create a meeting request and address it to a distribution list created in the Active Directory, the results of appointment are faulty.  For example, if I send a meeting request to Z_DistributionGroup@domain.com, and it is set for 4/22/2011 between 6-6:30 am, the recipients sometimes see the appointment from the time I sent it through to the appointment time on 4/22/2011.  And the kicker is that I can't see it on my calendar.  The only way to see it is to look at all appointments.

Has anyone had issues like this or know a fix?  Its kind of a drag to have to add each attendee individually...

Thanks so much!

N

Outlook 2007 meeting request using AD Distribution List creates faulty appointments

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