When printing a Lync Online Meeting from Outlook 2010, it prints out xml code?

I have a couple of users that whenever they go to print out Lync 2010 Online Meetings from outlook 2010, it prints off a bunch of xml code and extra info (UCCCapabilities, UCInband, UCMeetingSetting, UCMeetingSent) all in XML.
Any ideas why it would be doing this, and only affecting a couple of users?
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The following fix worked in our Exchange 2010, Lync 2010, environment.
Symptom
In Outlook, when users are printing (or print previewing) Lync
online meetings on shared calendars, an XML code is included in the printout.
Cause
When the shared calendar is opened, the folder is being
reported as read-only despite the user having read-write permissions. The Lync
add-in writes a property to the item (this succeeds) and then to the folder
(this fails) so then the code is not run that would mark the property as the
item as non-printable.
Possible Resolution
If the owner of the calendar creates an online meeting one time on their own calendar, this will
result in the property being created in the calendar folder. Then when a
delegate subsequently creates an online meeting on the calendar, the property
will already be on the folder, so the Lync add-in will not try to add it. This
avoids the error condition, and the property on the item will then be
successfully flagged as non-printable.
This worked for me. My user was a delegate for the managers mailbox. When she created an online Lync meeting on behalf of the manager, the meeting attendees would see the xml code in print preview as well as the printed document. The simple fix, as described
above, was just to access the managers Outlook profile from the managers computer, and create and send out an online Lync meeting (to one or more recipients, shouldn't matter). That's it. Now when the delegate goes to create any new online Lync meeting on
behalf of the manager, the visible code is no longer present. This works, as the description above says, because "the property will already be on the folder (after the manager creates an online Lync meeting on their own calendar), so the Lync add-in will
not try to add it. This avoids the error condition."

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