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Did your users tell you they have no delegates, or did you verify this yourself?<br />
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I would confirm this by checking under the Options menu in Outlook AND right-clicking the calendar and selecting Properties -&gt;Permissions.<br />
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This type of behavior is almost always a delegates issue.
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Did your users tell you they have no delegates, or did you verify this yourself?

I would confirm this by checking under the Options menu in Outlook AND right-clicking the calendar and selecting Properties ->Permissions.

This type of behavior is almost always a delegates issue.

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Te delegates on the client are clean, one of the first things I checked.
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Te delegates on the client are clean, one of the first things I checked.

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Do the other users get the invitation at the same time, or after the user in question opens Outlook. &nbsp;Does that user have any client rules setup? &nbsp;Or have you tried creating a new profile?
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Do the other users get the invitation at the same time, or after the user in question opens Outlook.  Does that user have any client rules setup?  Or have you tried creating a new profile?

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The &quot;Ghost Delegate&quot; fix did it.<br />
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Thanks
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I have one user in our enterprise that every time a meeting request is sent to her, 3 other people get it as well. &nbsp;<br />
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All AD users are set up correctly, no dlegates are set in AD, on the Exchange Server, or on the client.<br />
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No forwards are in place in AD or on the client<br />
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The users e-mail address is unique, and this only happens w/ meeting requests<br />
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Exchange 2003<br />
outlook 2007<br />
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Any help or advice is much appreciated
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I have one user in our enterprise that every time a meeting request is sent to her, 3 other people get it as well.  

All AD users are set up correctly, no dlegates are set in AD, on the Exchange Server, or on the client.

No forwards are in place in AD or on the client

The users e-mail address is unique, and this only happens w/ meeting requests

Exchange 2003
outlook 2007

Any help or advice is much appreciated

3 additional users recieveing all meeting requests for another user / Outlook 2007

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