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Multiple RemindersI have a group of users that when Out of Office send calendar
invitations, sometimes to multiple DL's, sometimes to the entire company. Small company of about 30 users a mix of Outlook 2003 and 2007. Today one Admin of a VP sent an out of office Calendar invite to a few DL's, and everyone she sent it to got about 15 reminders each. Has anyone ever seen this behavior? Is there a way to correct this? It turned out to be a really big issue.. The Admin in question has Outlook 2007 and she sent it from her boss's calendar from her PC. These users use their calendars for everything, especially for the execs, whose calendars are full of meetings every day. Exchange version is 2003. Your post is confusing mainly because of the terminology that you use;
> when Out of Office send calendar invitations The Out of Office Assistant (OOF) doesn't send out calendar invitations. The OOF only replies with a pre-written message when enabled and when a message comes in. Also, what do you mean with "Calendar invitations"? Do you mean a meeting request? > and everyone she sent it to got about 15 reminders Did they receive the message 15 times or did the Reminders Window pop-up with 15 reminders of this meeting? How many times is it listed in the Calendar? Assuming you meant a meeting request; This can occur when people have configured each other as a delegate and have the option selected to send meeting requests to the delegate as well. Combine that with rules (either via normal rules or additional rules for the OOF) to forward the messages to somebody else and you can easily recreate the situation that you are in now. Have them verify these settings and make exceptions when needed (especially on forwarding rules). -- Show quoteHide quoteRobert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook] Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003 http://www.howto-outlook.com/ Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more http://www.msoutlook.info/ Real World Questions, Real World Answers ----- "Mark A. Dudley" <mark@nospamcjmnetworking.com> wrote in message news:4a440f3c.206768265@msnews.microsoft.com... > I have a group of users that when Out of Office send calendar > invitations, sometimes to multiple DL's, sometimes to the entire > company. Small company of about 30 users a mix of Outlook 2003 and > 2007. Today one Admin of a VP sent an out of office Calendar invite > to a few DL's, and everyone she sent it to got about 15 reminders > each. > > Has anyone ever seen this behavior? Is there a way to correct this? > It turned out to be a really big issue.. The Admin in question has > Outlook 2007 and she sent it from her boss's calendar from her PC. > These users use their calendars for everything, especially for the > execs, whose calendars are full of meetings every day. > > Exchange version is 2003. On Fri, 26 Jun 2009 09:58:55 +0200, "Roady [MVP]"
<newsgroups_DELETE_@_DELETE_sparnaaij_NO_._SPAM_net> wrote: >Your post is confusing mainly because of the terminology that you use; Yes sorry for the confusion. You are correct is not OOF but a meetinginvite that servers as a message to the rest of the staff as to where they will be. I will follow up with them, but I am almost certain that they are getting multiple reminders, not duplicate calendar entries. Also multiple Admits take care of multiple Execs and more that one Admin is a delegate for these Execs. These folks seem to be use heir calendars more than most, and I have set up a public folder calendar for these types of events. Show quoteHide quote >> when Out of Office send calendar invitations >The Out of Office Assistant (OOF) doesn't send out calendar invitations. The >OOF only replies with a pre-written message when enabled and when a message >comes in. > >Also, what do you mean with "Calendar invitations"? Do you mean a meeting >request? > >> and everyone she sent it to got about 15 reminders >Did they receive the message 15 times or did the Reminders Window pop-up >with 15 reminders of this meeting? How many times is it listed in the >Calendar? > >Assuming you meant a meeting request; >This can occur when people have configured each other as a delegate and have >the option selected to send meeting requests to the delegate as well. >Combine that with rules (either via normal rules or additional rules for the >OOF) to forward the messages to somebody else and you can easily recreate >the situation that you are in now. > >Have them verify these settings and make exceptions when needed (especially >on forwarding rules). I have this same issue and wonder if anyone in your office syncing using a
PDA like device. I have an iphone and it seems as though everytime I read/delete the invite it gets resent to the recipients. Perhaps you are experiencing the same problem? Here is a post about some others experiences with the iphone. http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9734386 It doesn't solve the problem but could be useful in pinpointing the cause. Show quoteHide quote "Mark A. Dudley" wrote: > On Fri, 26 Jun 2009 09:58:55 +0200, "Roady [MVP]" > <newsgroups_DELETE_@_DELETE_sparnaaij_NO_._SPAM_net> wrote: > > >Your post is confusing mainly because of the terminology that you use; > > Yes sorry for the confusion. You are correct is not OOF but a meeting > invite that servers as a message to the rest of the staff as to where > they will be. > > I will follow up with them, but I am almost certain that they are > getting multiple reminders, not duplicate calendar entries. > > Also multiple Admits take care of multiple Execs and more that one > Admin is a delegate for these Execs. These folks seem to be use heir > calendars more than most, and I have set up a public folder calendar > for these types of events. > > >> when Out of Office send calendar invitations > >The Out of Office Assistant (OOF) doesn't send out calendar invitations. The > >OOF only replies with a pre-written message when enabled and when a message > >comes in. > > > >Also, what do you mean with "Calendar invitations"? Do you mean a meeting > >request? > > > >> and everyone she sent it to got about 15 reminders > >Did they receive the message 15 times or did the Reminders Window pop-up > >with 15 reminders of this meeting? How many times is it listed in the > >Calendar? > > > >Assuming you meant a meeting request; > >This can occur when people have configured each other as a delegate and have > >the option selected to send meeting requests to the delegate as well. > >Combine that with rules (either via normal rules or additional rules for the > >OOF) to forward the messages to somebody else and you can easily recreate > >the situation that you are in now. > > > >Have them verify these settings and make exceptions when needed (especially > >on forwarding rules). > >
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