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Windows Server 2003 R2 x64 Ent<br />
MS Exchange 2007 <br />
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one of the users (user1) sent out an outlook invitation to the entire company (using everyone distribution group) <br />
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one of the recipients (user2) declined to attend.<br />
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now user1 that sent out the invite constantly receives declined confirmation from user2<br />
so far about 10-15 declines.<br />
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it must be stuck in the queue somewhere... Where to look for it ?<br />
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Thanks !
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Windows Server 2003 R2 x64 Ent
MS Exchange 2007 

one of the users (user1) sent out an outlook invitation to the entire company (using everyone distribution group) 

one of the recipients (user2) declined to attend.

now user1 that sent out the invite constantly receives declined confirmation from user2
so far about 10-15 declines.

it must be stuck in the queue somewhere... Where to look for it ?

Thanks !

MS Exchange - invite decline issue

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