This question relates to creating a meeting in a calendar that is located in the Public Folders. We're on an Exchange 2000 Server.
Basically, for every meeting created that is in the calendar, there has to be a meeting organizer correct? I'm guessing this isn't always true because if I double click the meeting occurence in the calendar just to look at it, I'm automatically made into the meeting organizer.
Some other people have had this same thing happen when they haven't even been an invited attendee. It doesn't make any sense, how can someone who didn't create this occurrence be called the meeting organizer by just double clicking it?
To add a note, it doesn't happen all the time. In the instances that a meeting already has a meeting organizer, I am not made one when I double click it. Which is how it is supposed to happen I'm guessing.
I'm not sure if this has anything to do with it, but if a meeting is a recurring one, does this have any bearing on my question about automatically becoming the meeting organizer? Any help is appreciated. Thanks
Basically, for every meeting created that is in the calendar, there has to be a meeting organizer correct? I'm guessing this isn't always true because if I double click the meeting occurence in the calendar just to look at it, I'm automatically made into the meeting organizer.
Some other people have had this same thing happen when they haven't even been an invited attendee. It doesn't make any sense, how can someone who didn't create this occurrence be called the meeting organizer by just double clicking it?
To add a note, it doesn't happen all the time. In the instances that a meeting already has a meeting organizer, I am not made one when I double click it. Which is how it is supposed to happen I'm guessing.
I'm not sure if this has anything to do with it, but if a meeting is a recurring one, does this have any bearing on my question about automatically becoming the meeting organizer? Any help is appreciated. Thanks