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Issues with permissions in the calendars in outlook 2007

I have a user who returned from maternity leave and since when she try to open an appointment to change it or modified it an error message.She is in the call center the others 3 persons works fine.They can modify or change others calendars.


Can not open the free / busy information.You do not Have Sufficient permission to Perform this operation on this project.See the folder contact or your system administrator.

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 Someone already had that?

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You need to log into Outlook as the Shared Calendar
Go to Tools>Options>Delegates
Remove the user as a delegate and re-add them
Give them Author Access to Update or Add Details
or Editor Access for Full Modification Access of that Calendar
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What do you mean by" You need to log into Outlook as the Shared Calendar"
i have log into administrator of outlook
and there is nothing on Delegates

When I log into her account when i go to delegates everything is disable.
Log into the shared calendar means
You ned to log in as someone else, or go to one of the persons Computers who has a calendar she is trying to acccess

Then Look at their Outlook Delegate Settings....

Its all gray out they cant change the delegates since they are not on admin accounts


OK Found it please close topic
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If you found the answer somewhere else, can you please post it and accept that as the answer

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