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Outlook 2003 sending all appointments right to delete items.

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02-Oct-2009, 09:04 AM #1
Outlook 2003 sending all appointments right to delete items.
For some reason Outlook seems to be sending any appointments straight to the delete items box, if you go in there and check the item, you see where it will give you the accept or deny at the top. There are no rules setup or anything special.

How could this be happening?

Thanks,
Dan
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