Outlook 2003/Exchange 2003 User Does Not Have the "Share My Calendar" option

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Zack Schneeberger

We are running Outlook 2003 and Exchange 2003. For 2 of my users they
do not have the "Share My Calendar" option. It simply is not there.
All of the other 20 employees have the link. Any ideas?
 
do they have their exchange mailbox configured to use a pst?

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In outlook down the bottom right hand corner just make
sure that it is connected to the exchange server.
 
Peter and Diane - I do not see the connected Status bar on the bottom
right-hand corner. I have it on all of the other computers here in the
office, just not on that one. I have envoked cache mode both on and
off and I still do not get the connected message. It is so weird. I
really would like to figure this out because I have seen it once
before and didn't have a work-around.

Zack
 
Also, I have Administrator Rights over everyone. I can log into
anyones mailbox and see their messages except for this user. This
makes me not want to reinstall office because I am afraid that
everything is local on the box.
 
Did you try a new profile? control panel, mail, profiles. Add a new one
using the same exchange info and see if it works correctly.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
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I went into Exchange System Administrator and noticed that they do not
have any messages according to Exchange System Administrator. However
looking on the machine they have numerous messages. Any ideas why it
is not staying on the server and is downloading straight to the
machine and reoving from the server?
 
Sounds like they are using a pst for the delivery location - tools,
accounts, view or change email accounts, look in the default delivery
location field.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
Author, Google and Other Search Engines (Visual QuickStart Guide)



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I tried that and I still don't see any of the messages in his mailbox.
I have FULL administrator rights. Also Exchange System Manager says
that there are no messages in the box. It is like everytime the user
logs on it connects to the Exchange Server, downloads the messages
from the server, erases the messages from the server, and disconnects
from the network. I have checked the settings on the client and it
does not have the check on the option to "Work Offline." Man this is
weird.
 
I FIGURED IT OUT (or actually Diane did)! Under Mail in Control Panel,
it was configured to save to a pst instead of the mailbox on the
server. I just didn't know where the setting was located. Thanks alot
for all ya'lls help.

Zack
 
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