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Unable to Copy Appointments from Exchange

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by kacj77

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I have a user that is unable to copy appointments from an exchange calendar to his calendar. Funny thing is, he is able to copy from some exhange calendars. I verified that he has full permission on the calendars, but he receives the following error when he attempts to copy: The move, copy, or deletion cannot be completed. The items might have been moved or deleted, or you may not have sufficient permission. If the item was sent as a task request, the sender might not receive updates. Could not open the item. Try again.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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by charliespencer

It sounds like he doesn't have a problem with his own calendar, since he can copy to it from other Exch. cals. Check his access to the cal. that's giving him trouble.

If that looks good, have someone create a new appointment on that calendar and see if he can copy the new one. The problem may lie in the individual appointment he's trying to copy.

by kacj77

Although his privileges were set to full... I had to go in and uncheck all the priviledges and recheck them. That fixed the issue... Thanks, Palmetto!

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