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R. Harris
I know there is a reason but I'm not sure what it is:
An end user will send an email or meeting request to a recipient and will
get an Out of Office response from someone who wasn't designated as a
recipient. So if I send you a meeting request I get a response from someone
else. I assume it has something to do with delegation, maybe?
Thanks.
An end user will send an email or meeting request to a recipient and will
get an Out of Office response from someone who wasn't designated as a
recipient. So if I send you a meeting request I get a response from someone
else. I assume it has something to do with delegation, maybe?
Thanks.