> Hiya.
> Can someone clarify what should happen with meeting requests when
> other users have permissions to modify your calendar.
>
> I have a user who has given editor permissions on his calendar to a
> couple of other people so they can schedule meetings for him if
> needed.
> If another user sends him a meeting request he receives an email
> notification and so do the people with Editor (or author) permissions.
>
> Should these other users be getting the meeting requests , and if so
> is there a way to stop this happening so that only the primary user
> gets them?
> I'm sure some of our other users have delegated permissions on their
> calendar without everyone else getting all their meeting requests

> Dr Zoidberg wrote:
>> Hiya.
>> Can someone clarify what should happen with meeting requests when
>> other users have permissions to modify your calendar.
>>
>> I have a user who has given editor permissions on his calendar to a
>> couple of other people so they can schedule meetings for him if
>> needed.
>> If another user sends him a meeting request he receives an email
>> notification and so do the people with Editor (or author)
>> permissions. Should these other users be getting the meeting requests ,
>> and if so
>> is there a way to stop this happening so that only the primary user
>> gets them?
>> I'm sure some of our other users have delegated permissions on their
>> calendar without everyone else getting all their meeting requests
>
> Further to this , I've been doing a bit more testing and have given
> someone reviewer permissions on my calendar , had a test meeting
> request sent to me and only I got it.
>
> Any idea what the problem user has done to get his meeting requests
> sent out to everyone?