Outlook 2003 exchange 2010 shared agenda rights problem

good afternoon,
I have a problem:
A user has received permissions on a shared calendar but this does not include the 'remove' option.
This works correctly most of the time. However, this behavior seems to change when it comes to recurring
appointments.
When the user tries to delete it, the 'usual' question comes up i.e.: Would you like to remove this one
or the series?
When the user chooses "the series", nothing happens (as it should be). However, when they choose
"this one", the selected appointment is removed!
Does someone knows a sollution?
Greets Jaimy

Hi,
Does other users have this problem?
Please also check if the user has delegate permission from the calendar owner, try removing the delegate permission if he has.
This article below talks about how to configure delegate access in Outlook:
http://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-do-i-configure-delegate-access-in-microsoft-outlook/
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