Propose a new time in calendar when invited to a meeting?

Can you propose a new time in calendar when invited to a calendar event?

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I'm a meeting organizer and I'm using office 365Outlook. When an attendee invited to a meeting tentatively accept proposing a new time for the meeting, I get a message with "New Time Proposed" and, when I open it, the "Accept" or declined or propose new t

I'm a meeting organizer and I'm using office 365Outlook. When an attendee invited to a meeting tentatively accept proposing a new time for the meeting, I get a message with "New Time Proposed" and, when I open it, the "Accept" or declined
or propose new time button is grayed out so that I cannot accept the new time. When this occurs, I must create a new meeting request with the new time that has been proposed.

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Why can't i propose a new time to a meeting?

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MFE stops sync if proposed new time

MFE critical bug found!
If a meeting in outlook is made with an attentive user, and he/she proposes a new time.
The phone stops synchronising the calendar database. A FULL resync is nessesarry to fix the problem.
Potentially resulting in calendar entry loss!!
Any suggenstions...
Mike

Hi Taj,
It’s by design. Decline and Propose New Time is same as decline meeting request. When you decline a meeting, this meeting will be automatically deleted in your calendar.
If you want to propose new time, you can try another option--- Tentative and Propose New Time. By default, you will tentatively accept the meeting.
More details about Propose, accept, or decline a new meeting time, for your reference:
https://support.office.microsoft.com/en-us/article/Propose-accept-or-decline-a-new-meeting-time-6e249871-0755-4171-8250-c5cbac240d33?CorrelationId=f66c9068-6d89-44f9-8286-2b44f9d17b46&ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US
Best Regards,
Allen Wang

Outlook 2010 new time proposal not work

Using Exchange 2010 SP3 with Outlook 2010 SP2. Sender sends a meeting request and recipient chooses option to Propose new time, it asks to enter new time and generates a new meeting request email. This new email doesn't look like it has any meeting request
details in it, and sender only receives a blank email showing :
The meeting was updated after the attendee sent this response.
**** has tentatively accepted and proposed a new time for this meeting.
Calendar doesn't get updated as well.
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Hi,
Based on my research, it's an expected behavior that the meeting time cannot be updated to the new time which attendee proposed. The meeting time can only be updated by meeting organizer. In other word, if the organizer accept the new time, the meeting time
can be updated.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-001/outlook-help/propose-accept-or-decline-a-new-meeting-time-HP010356518.aspx
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No, I seemed to only get the three options Accept, Decline and Maybe. There are times when I want to decline with a note of why or decline and propose a different time.

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Time zone issue when copying Outlook/Mac invitation to iCal or adding it via iPhone/iPad calendar

Hello everyone,
I'm facing a situation when every time I receive an invitation comes from a different time zone neither iCal, iPhone’s Calendar nor iPad’s Calendar recognizes it correclty.
Below there are a couple of examples, but before, a few information about my environment: Mac OS X Lion with Outlook for Mac (non-exchange user), I’m using iCloud, and my iPhone and iPad are running iOS5. And BTW, I’m not intending to sync anything with Outlook… I know it does not support iCloud syncing, I just trying to live without that.
First example.
I got an invitation to a meeting on Monday 5pm-6pm CET, but I’m in GMT-2. It should appear to me as an event to occur on Monday2pm-3pm (GMT-2). In fact only Outlook shows the right time, however when I dragged and dropped that appointment from Outlook’s calendar to iCal it was copied but is did not consider the time zone, that means in the iCal, the appointment was set to occur from 5pm-6pm (GMT-2), instead of 2pm-3pm (GMT-2).
Second example.
I created an appointment in Outlook by myself, jsut to check if that would be something related to the senders’ computer (Outlook/Windows user), then I set that meeting to occur on Friday 5pm-6pm (UTC+1) and I sent an invitation to a friend of mine (Outlook/Mac User). In my Outlook the appointment was created correctly, that means, on Friday 2pm-3pm (GMT-2), however, when I copied that meeting to iCal it did not consider the time zone, appearing to be Friday 5pm-6pm (GMT-2), and when my friend opened the invitation in his iPhone, which is also set as GMT-2, that also appeared to him as a meeting on Friday 5pm-6pm (GMT-2).
I also checked all possible time zones configurations, in the iPhone, iPad, iCloud and in my MacBook (iCal and Outlook)…all time zones are enabled and configured as GMT-2.
As an last shoot, I decided to download a third-party software, which is integrated with iCal and iCloud, in order to check if that could be an Apple’s issue. I downloaded and installed the BusyCal (from BusyMac). And guess what?! When I dragged & dropped the same meetings I described above from Outlook to BusyCal, it worked perfectly!! And BusyCal sent the proper information to iCal and my iPhone/iPad over iCloud. Which means: #1 there would be no issue with my configurations, and #2 BusyCal does really takes into consideration time zones, which is something that Apple’s calendars looks like do not.
It will not solve the issue I'm having with my mobile devices, but at least is a workaround… BTW, an expensive workaround, because BusyCal costs $49, by now I’m using the 30 days trial version.
So friends, is there anyone who could help to find a real solution J , or at least, a free workaround L
Thank you in advance and I apologize for this “article”.
PS: I've been using Mac for 4 years now, and this is the first time I was stucked ina situation like that... and I don't know who to blame... Microsoft or Apple? This I know... syncing Apple's calendars with Microsoft's calendars, should be effortless... and it is always a pain in... that place...

I am having a similar problem: invitations sent (presumably from outlook), when accepted from my iPad, appear in the calendar with the wrong time zone.
this actually happens even when the meeting is in the same time zone I'm in: I am in GMT -5, and even when the meeting is in GMT-5, it defaults to GMT (or, in some instances, PST). My settings have my time zone set correctly.
Any help much appreciated.
PS: Using iPad original wit iOS5

N8 calendar times change when in new time zone

How do you stop the calendar times changing when you enter a new time zone? This is very frustrating, particularly when the calendar contains flight times etc which you have entered in the local time zone of place of departure. Then when you move into that time zone it automatically changes every calendar entry! Annoying! I realise I can deselect automatic time zones, but then I'm guessing when I do change the time zone manually to where I am (so that it shows the time of day, and I can set an alarm to wake me up, etc!!!) then the same thing will happen - all my calendar entries will change. Hope someone has worked it out already.

the times are stored on the phone in absolute time, lets call it gmt. they are then displayed on your handset in local time.
the times aren't actually changing as you change time zones. they are very much staying the same.
to achieve what you re after you are just going to have to enter the times in one of the text fields.
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Outlook 2010: "Decline and Propose New Time" doesn't work.

Environment: Outlook 2010 v14.0.7106.5003 (cached mode) / Exchange 2010 SP3+RU4 (v14.03.0174.001)
We are following this guideline to propose a new meeting time:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/propose-accept-or-decline-a-new-meeting-time-HP010356518.aspx
User1 sends a meeting invitation (monday 10:00-10:30) to user2. The appointment appears at user2 calendar with status "tentative". So long, so good.
User2 clicks on "Decline and Propose New Time" and selects a new time (monday 11:00-11:30).
Result: The appointment is removed from user2 calendar instead of being moved to the proposed time. User1 receives a notification (Subject: "New time proposed: ... ") with the information "appointment declined" but there is no option
to accept the new time and also no hint about the new time.
If found a lot of posts with the same issue but no solutions...
Any ideas?

Hi,
Do the users have 3rd-party add-ins installed?
Let's try running Outlook in Safe Mode:
Press Win + R and type “outlook.exe /safe” in the blank box, then press Enter.
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Delegate not receiving "Proposed New Time" items

I am looking at a principal who has given delegate access to his admin and configured the delegate to receive all meeting related items. I've verified this in the principal's mailbox. The meeting invitations all are sent from the principal's calendar
and the delegate sees the requests and all acceptances/declinations; however, the delegate is NOT receiving "Proposed New Time" items. The principal does receive them, thus we know the option to "Allow New Time Proposals" is not
disabled.
The one oddity I saw was that the principal had given the delegate "owner" permissions to his calendar, which makes the permissions appear as "Custom" in his Outlook. However, in Office 365, GET-MAILBOXFOLDERPERMISSIONS <ALIAS>:\CALENDAR
shows that the delegate has Editor permissions. I reset the permissions in the principal's calendar to "Editor" to remove the "custom" setting (once upon a time, custom settings used to cause issues in Outlook). The change, however, had
no effect.
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Hi Taj,
It’s by design. Decline and Propose New Time is same as decline meeting request. When you decline a meeting, this meeting will be automatically deleted in your calendar.
If you want to propose new time, you can try another option--- Tentative and Propose New Time. By default, you will tentatively accept the meeting.
More details about Propose, accept, or decline a new meeting time, for your reference:
https://support.office.microsoft.com/en-us/article/Propose-accept-or-decline-a-new-meeting-time-6e249871-0755-4171-8250-c5cbac240d33?CorrelationId=f66c9068-6d89-44f9-8286-2b44f9d17b46&ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US
Best Regards,
Allen Wang

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