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calendar shows no information for meetings
You may want to take a look at the following Technet Artcle:
Conditions that affect the display of Free/Busy time in Outlook http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=196885 Nikki "Vicky Barnes" wrote in message ... I'm not sure how the Anonymous permission is created, this was the first time I saw this. I researched this site and Microsoft site and didn't find a solution. I compared the users' calendar permissions to mine and another user and this was the only difference. Lucky quess, but it worked. Vic "Nikki" wrote: I have not heard of this solution before. Does the client's "Anonymous" get recreated when you restart the program or does it just disappear? What made you think to do this? Nikki "Vicky Barnes" wrote in message ... I had the same problem and this worked for me. Make sure you're on the user's computer, click on the calendar view, select the calendar listed on the left side of the screen listed under the MY Calendars category. Right Click, choose properties, choose the Permissions tab listed at the top. Look for an entry named Anonymous and delete this. Restart the computer, and try test appointment again. It took about 10 minutes on my side before this resolved. This should solve your problem. Vic "bradleymt2001" wrote: When scheduling a meeting for multiple users AND using the "Global Address Book", some invitees show "No information" slashes even though everyone is using the same exchange server and no one is a pop user. This is Exchange server 2003 and Outlook 2003. In addition, only some users are having this problem. Any ideas? |
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