Trouble with outlook 2013 but not OWA

My company uses Office 365 and outlook 2013. we have a user can no longer edit shared calender events in Outlook however she can edit them in OWA. I added her profile to my PC and I have the same issue on my PC. There says you don not have permissions
to edit this calendar. However, if try to do the same thing in OWA it works just fine. Her outlook profile is configured correctly and autodiscover is enabled on 365. I can not nuke her 365 account because there are things we need in her account. does anyone
have any idea how to resolve this?

OWA is fine but Outlook client fails. It seems the Mailbox folder permission has been set right on the mailbox level but Outlook doesn't get the update from server.
On the client site, we may create a new Outlook profile and re-sync the new OST, OAB, etc to check if the issue still persists.
For a workaround, we may grant the FullAccess permission to access the target shared calendar/mailbox on Office 365 management platform?
If the shared calendar is located on the Office 365 Shared Mailbox, try to use Office 365 Shared Mailbox tool.
We created a GUI-based tool to make it easier to create and configure shared mailboxes. After you download the shared mailbox tool and create a security group, you can run the tool to create a shared mailbox and assign the
FullAccess and SendAs permissions to a security group. See
Create Shared Mailboxes with GUI-based Tool.
Tony Chen
TechNet Community Support

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What’s your account type using in Outlook? IMAP account or Exchange account?
Please make sure your Outlook 2013 is updated to the latest version. Then click Send/Receive > Send/Receive All Folders to manually download mailbox data files from mail server to Outlook data file. If it fails, please recreate the IMAP account in Outlook
to have a try:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/829918
Additionally, if you are using IMAP account, we can also refer to the following article for more IMAP Syncing issue troubleshooting:
http://www.msoutlook.info/question/840
Note: Microsoft is providing this information as a convenience to you. The sites are not controlled by Microsoft. Microsoft cannot make any representations regarding the quality, safety, or suitability of any software or information found there. Please
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Trouble with Outlook 2013 sync w/ Windows Live Mail calendar

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I have a similar problem but it also goes for 1-one item
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This problem continues, and it's a showstopper. Honestly, this is so easy to reproduce and so fundamental that I'm surprised that Microsoft hasn't done anything with it. Tony Chen, your answer isn't really an answer
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