Non-printing repeating meetings

OK, this is downright weird. I have a user (an executive, of course) whose calendar does not print all events when [a] printing from Outlook and printing from a Delegate/Editor/Designate window. In this case, only repeating events are printed.
But wait, it's weirder. For days prior to March 10, all events print as one would expect. For March 10 and after, only the described symptoms occur.
All events print when printed from the desktop client(s).
All events print from Outlook when the user is logged in directly.
OCFCO is at version 904.2.9, Outlook is version 2003 (11), SP1.
Anyone ever seen a case even remotely like this?

Turns out there was one meeting that caused the whole thing.
The Windows client sees it as:
     One meeting in a series (repeating)
     No other attendees.
     Marked "Will not attend".
Outlook sees it as:
     A single event (not in a series)
     Two other attendees.
     Visible; marked "Tentative".
When I delete the offending meeting with the Windows client, everything prints just fine.

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