Recent content by Britonius

We are using Outlook 2010 on Exchange 2010 servers. I have a client who was the organizer of a recurring meeting via their Delegate. Somehow the meeting was found in their Recover Deleted Items folder, and I was able to restore it back to their calendar. However, the meeting was still on the...

Microsoft seems to recommend simply deleting and letting Outlook 2010 rebuild the OST file upon restart, if there are any issues with the file or profile per http://support.microsoft.com/kb/983036. I have used scanpst.exe, but as they mention it can take quite some time. Are there any concerns...

I appreciate the offer, but most of theses executives are either mobile or don't get in Outlook much, so it wouldn't help much.

So here is the entire write up I created to document this situation: So here is what we had to write up to deal with this feature. When another person sends a meeting invitation marked as private to the Delegator, the Delegate does not have access to view these items as it is private between...

We are not offering Full Access as an option, so that's out of the question. We just explained that it is a feature of Outlook, and the delegator will either have to ask the chairperson why it's private, or will have to manage the meeting themselves, or will have to accept it and remove the...

Unless you have an opposing view or another workaround suggestion, I did receive an answer to this question in the TechNet forums. I still question that if she has access to his private meetings, why would she not be able to view this private meeting as well, but then I also do kind of...

We have a delegate who has access to view and manage her manager's calendar, including his private items; however if another chairperson invites her manager to a meeting and that chairperson marks their meeting as private, the delegate cannot see view it on the manager's calendar. She can see it...

Any luck on your end? I'm still researching and trying different things, but no luck so far. Today I even had trouble viewing the Default room calendar access correctly using PowerShell. My counterpart could view it in Outlook and change it just fine, but for me it shows Default as None yet...

Re: Delegate Send, Drafts & Delete Items Functions on Behalf of Client Diane, are you able to mark this one as Solved as I don't have that option. Maybe because it's on the Wish List. - - - Updated - - - Diane, are you able to mark this one as Solved as I don't have that option. Maybe...

I see all four options on my own Outlook calendar permissions, but if I look at any other calendar, room or person, I only get two options.

We have 11 servers by the way, but all are Exchange 2010 SP1.

We are a brand new Exchange 2010 shop with MS Outlook 2010.

Sorry I thought I was adding screenshots, but the links are not valid. This forum post has some screenshots as reference, showing the two different permission windows we are seeing...

I have full access administration to all our room calendars, and yet if I open a room calendar in Outlook and view the Properties, Permissions the Default access only shows two Read options available as shown below: None and Full Details. Whereas if another Admin (#2) views the permissions it...

OK, well we are in cached mode and I believe we installed the hotfix and it worked for us. Diane indicates that the hotfix is needed and will work for non-cached mode, but Microsoft in the link I provided in the original post provides a fix for that on the Exchange server as well as follows...