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Unable to share email with another user.

Attempting to share email with another user and get error message:
"The Delegates settings were not saved correctly. Cannot activate free / busy information."
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What exactly are you trying to share?  A mailbox to another user? If so what type of permissions do you want the other user to have?
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Sorry.  Yes, another users mailbox and I want to give him full control of that users mailbox. Read, Delete,etc.
Fair enough, let's do it with Exchange management Shell

Add-MailboxPermission "emailaddressoftheusermailbox" -User "emailaddressoftheuserwhowiillneedfullcontrol" -AccessRights FullAccess

Example:
Add-MailboxPermission JDoe@yourdomain.com -User BBlast@yourdomain.com -AccessRights FullAccess
Thank you Udara.  I know I tried the second link you posted but not the first. Regarding the first link.. It looks like I'll have to re-add all of the other users that have access to that mailbox?  I that correct?  I am the new IT person and would be a bit nervous about dong that since I do not know tat detailed information.  Thank you.  
Thank you Fox.  I am a relative newbie to Office 365 and am not familar with the Exchange Management Shell.
Well, it looks relatively simple to get into the Exchange Powershell based on what I have read / watched.
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Thank you.
Fox, I appreciate your help. This is probably a stupid question... but does it matter where I run the Exchange PowerShell?  Owners workstation?  Any workstation?
Thanks for the prompt assistance.
Being that you are connecting to o365 it doesn't matter whose workstation you use when running powershell for Exchange Online.  As long as the machine isn't restricted for you to get out you should be fine.