Reminder that is turned off by meeting originator gets turned back on by recepients

Hi all,

We are using Outlook 2007/Exchange 2007 and have came across a item of
question. We have noticed that when a calendar entry is created and sent to
a group of people, that the reminder setting does not get propagated. For
instance, when the originator turns off the reminder and sends the notice
out, it is received with the reminder turned on. I looked at the Outlook
help and didn't see anything addressing this behavior. Any ideas why this
is happening this way?



Thanks

Pete

It's a bug in Exchange server.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;973761

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"Peter J. Dickason, MCSE"
wrote in message ...
Hi all,

We are using Outlook 2007/Exchange 2007 and have came across a item of
question. We have noticed that when a calendar entry is created and sent
to a group of people, that the reminder setting does not get propagated.
For instance, when the originator turns off the reminder and sends the
notice out, it is received with the reminder turned on. I looked at the
Outlook help and didn't see anything addressing this behavior. Any ideas
why this is happening this way?



Thanks

Pete

Thank you very much. Does this also apply if all users are within the same
Exchange Organization?

I think that one is this:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;945854



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"Peter J. Dickason, MCSE"
wrote in message ...
Thank you very much. Does this also apply if all users are within the
same Exchange Organization?

That's great. thanks alot.

Pete