Hi all,



Not sure how to explain this one. On Outlook 2007 there is a feature, or setting (server side is my belief) where you would compose a calendar invite from a shared calendar and you would get a message Yes/No asking to add the meeting to your own calendar.

For example, User A has User B's calendar. They compose a calendar invite using User B's name in the FROM field. User A is not one of the invited members in the meeting. When you click Send there should be a pop up saying "Would you like to add this meeting to your personal calendar" Yes/No

Anyone know how to restore this feature? A lot of my users are complaining that this feature stopped working and I'm not sure what changed.

Thanks,

It is my understanding when you create a meeting you default as the owner and are added as an attendee.

When creating a calendar meeting are you and your users using the scheduling assistant?

Check to see if your name is the owner or the user you are creating on behalf of is listed. If the other user is listed add yourself ( hence the user creating the meeting) as an attendee. The meeting will then show on the personal calendar.

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