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Have two users Mary and Tom using Outlook.<br />
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Mary has access to Tom's calendar. &nbsp;She sets up and reschedules meetings for Tom. &nbsp;<br />
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Tom receives an email every time she adds or changes something in his calendar. &nbsp;Tom does not want to receive the emails. &nbsp;He would rather just check his calendar.<br />
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How do you turn that off so he does not receive the email notifications. <br />
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Found an article how to change in Outlook:<br />
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Go to Outlook&gt;Tools&gt;Options&gt;Dele<wbr />gates and check &quot;My delegates only&quot;. &nbsp;But this is grayed out and Mary is not listed as a delegate.<br />
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Is the change made on the Exchange server? &nbsp;How?
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Have two users Mary and Tom using Outlook.

Mary has access to Tom's calendar.  She sets up and reschedules meetings for Tom.  

Tom receives an email every time she adds or changes something in his calendar.  Tom does not want to receive the emails.  He would rather just check his calendar.

How do you turn that off so he does not receive the email notifications. 

Found an article how to change in Outlook:

Go to Outlook>Tools>Options>Delegates and check "My delegates only".  But this is grayed out and Mary is not listed as a delegate.

Is the change made on the Exchange server?  How?

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Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.