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    • T
      technobabble
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      I am using Office 365 with Outlook 2013. I am guessing, but I deleted a calendar about an hour ago and I just checked my email and there are 1300 Not read emails starting from 2009. It believe it is all the events from the calendar. If this is normal its a bit annoying (have to delete) and I would have appreciated an option to receive them.

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      • alexntgA
        alexntg
        last edited by alexntg

        Did you have tracking enabled on your messages?

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        • scottalanmillerS
          scottalanmiller
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          Very odd. Have not seen that.

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            technobabble
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            Update tracking information, and delete responses that don't contain comments is checked under tracking

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            • alexntgA
              alexntg
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              This is a bit odd. If it was your calendar, it doesn't make sense that you'd get the notices. Were you using a delegate at one point? If so, this would apply:

              http://support.microsoft.com/kb/222163

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                technobabble
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                The email/calendar was started on our own web server since 2003 and until about a year ago when I moved to Office 365. Before the move, that calendar/email had tracking enabled. And this calendar was somehow duplicated when I started O365 and was unchecked in calendars. All weird stuff if you ask me! I did just deleted all of them. According to the read receipts I checked out, they were my cryptic appointments.

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