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We recently upgraded a VP from a Dell laptop to an iMac. On the laptop, user had Outlook 2013 and we're using Office 365. Once upgraded to the mac and the Outlook 2016 version on the Mac, user is receiving meeting invites. When the user was on the older version of Outlook, his executive assistant would receive them. Just for some more insight, the executive assistant, would/is sending the meeting invites on his behalf. Is there a rule that needs to be in place for this to happen again? As far as i can tell, nothing has changed in the rules.
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We recently upgraded a VP from a Dell laptop to an iMac. On the laptop, user had Outlook 2013 and we're using Office 365. Once upgraded to the mac and the Outlook 2016 version on the Mac, user is receiving meeting invites. When the user was on the older version of Outlook, his executive assistant would receive them. Just for some more insight, the executive assistant, would/is sending the meeting invites on his behalf. Is there a rule that needs to be in place for this to happen again? As far as i can tell, nothing has changed in the rules.

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