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My client that &quot;sent&quot; the meeting request is using POP/SMTP, but I am not sure if Exchange is involved at the other end. I will check it out in the morning and report back to you regarding the rest...<br />
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Thank you for your reply....<br />
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Nick<br />
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My client that "sent" the meeting request is using POP/SMTP, but I am not sure if Exchange is involved at the other end. I will check it out in the morning and report back to you regarding the rest...

Thank you for your reply....

Nick



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One more thought here that may help, if the message is actually sent by recipients mobile, should not my clients notebook also receive (and his blackberry) this message. Why just on his desktop? I have even created his same account on my notebook, and I get his normal mail, but that “rogue” message does not come to me, but it does appears as new unread message on his desktop Outlook, dated September 27th12:21PM. Since I send in my question to Exchange, I have about 150 more of them. <br />
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One more thought here that may help, if the message is actually sent by recipients mobile, should not my clients notebook also receive (and his blackberry) this message. Why just on his desktop? I have even created his same account on my notebook, and I get his normal mail, but that “rogue” message does not come to me, but it does appears as new unread message on his desktop Outlook, dated September 27th12:21PM. Since I send in my question to Exchange, I have about 150 more of them.



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It was a &quot;sync&quot; issue with ISP provider. They did not provide the deatails but it is fixed.<br />
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Thank you for your help.<br />
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Nick<br />

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It was a "sync" issue with ISP provider. They did not provide the deatails but it is fixed.

Thank you for your help.

Nick


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I have a meeting request and notification of acceptance that is cycling over and over. &nbsp;I have deleted the meeting and so has the recipient, yet I keep getting a response.<br />
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See below image. &nbsp;This is just this morning’s notifications, I have deleted about 100 from last week already.<br />
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I have a meeting request and notification of acceptance that is cycling over and over.  I have deleted the meeting and so has the recipient, yet I keep getting a response.

See below image.  This is just this morning’s notifications, I have deleted about 100 from last week already.
 

a meeting request and notification of acceptance

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.