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Hi Guys,<br />
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I have created the room mailbox under Exchange 2007 and added the meeting Room in outlook 2010 for users.<br />
But for some reason Room A (Oak ) is showing entry in Room B ( Yew ). when ever user tries to book for oak it addes &nbsp;show both entries in oak and yes together. I have work around but to fix this but no luck.<br />
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Please help.<br />
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Thansk <br />
Ramay
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Hi Guys,

I have created the room mailbox under Exchange 2007 and added the meeting Room in outlook 2010 for users.
But for some reason Room A (Oak ) is showing entry in Room B ( Yew ). when ever user tries to book for oak it addes  show both entries in oak and yes together. I have work around but to fix this but no luck.

Please help.

Thansk 
Ramay

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