Old user showing up in accepted invites

I renamed an account for an exec assistant that left that controlled
mulitiple exec calendars with the new name of the the new assistant.
Whenever the new assistant sends out an invitation "on behalf of" an exec,
the response of the invite always comes backto her as the old assisstant's
name. I have looked all over the user's account and Outlook settings with
no luck. We are running Exchange 2003 with Outlook 2003. Any help would
greatly be appraciated.

Thanks.

What changes have you made to the user in Exchange ESM or ADUC?

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After furious head scratching, Gustavo asked:

| I renamed an account for an exec assistant that left that controlled
| mulitiple exec calendars with the new name of the the new assistant.
| Whenever the new assistant sends out an invitation "on behalf of" an
| exec, the response of the invite always comes backto her as the old
| assisstant's name. I have looked all over the user's account and
| Outlook settings with no luck. We are running Exchange 2003 with
| Outlook 2003. Any help would greatly be appraciated.
|
| Thanks.

All I did was reneame her account in ADUC to the new Exec Assis.

I think I finally figured out how to fix this after many different options I
tried. It looks like somehow Outlook keeps "cached" permissions on the old
user within the exec's calendar. So, I went through and removed all the
permissions from the local exec's Outlook(permissions on the calendar and
removed her as a delegate). I then just re-added the permissions and the
ability for her to delegate that account. All seems to be working now.

Thanks.

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

What changes have you made to the user in Exchange ESM or ADUC?

--�
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Gustavo asked:

| I renamed an account for an exec assistant that left that controlled
| mulitiple exec calendars with the new name of the the new assistant.
| Whenever the new assistant sends out an invitation "on behalf of" an
| exec, the response of the invite always comes backto her as the old
| assisstant's name. I have looked all over the user's account and
| Outlook settings with no luck. We are running Exchange 2003 with
| Outlook 2003. Any help would greatly be appraciated.
|
| Thanks.