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Updated Jul 01, 2019
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I'm using Outlook 2003 with Exchange 2003. I've got a colleague outside of the organisation who is also using Outlook 2003 but via POP3 with his local ISP.
If he sends me a meeting request, it works - I get the request, Outlook parses it and I can process it.
If I send him a meeting request, it doesn't work. His copy of Outlook just displays the text - there isn't an ics file nor does Outlook display the meeting buttons.
Is this expected behaviour or is something misbehaving?
Are meeting requests treated different from the scenario discussed in this blog?
If he sends me a meeting request, it works - I get the request, Outlook parses it and I can process it.
If I send him a meeting request, it doesn't work. His copy of Outlook just displays the text - there isn't an ics file nor does Outlook display the meeting buttons.
Is this expected behaviour or is something misbehaving?
Are meeting requests treated different from the scenario discussed in this blog?