I have no idea where the confusion may have come from, except for the fact that in your original post, you said: [i]When you go to view a meeting and if you click on scheduling and [b]hover over someones name[/b], sometimes it displays some info such as location, but other times nothing appears.[/i] ... and now, you're saying that OTHER people can not see the [b]Location of the meeting on their end[/b]. Are you confused about what you are doing? ;) Those are two entirely different "problems". How do you know if other people can not see the location of the meeting? Have they reported back to you that they can not Your original question started out as a "curiosity" thing, but now you're saying there is a problem? If so, we'll need more info.
In your original post, you also said some people use Outlook 2007 and others use Outlook 2003. Which one are you using? Also, have you been able to narrow "the problem" down to either version? Is it meetings created by Outlook 2007 people that have an unseen [b]location of meeting[/b] which are invisible to users of Outlook 2003 or vice versa? If it turns out to be Outlook 2007 meeting locations that are not visible to Outlook 2003 users, can you tell (or do you know) if the persons creating the meetings are using customized forms to create said meetings?
Also, it would be good to know if ANY of the users are on an Exchange server or not.
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