I think you need to have two contact entries for yourself so Outlook doesn’t
think they're the same person. Something like Joe@Work & Joe@Home

"Joe" wrote in message
...
At work, I use Outlook 2003 with Exchange. At home, I use Outlook 2007 on
my
PC. I have different e-mail accounts. However, in my contacts, I have an
entry for myself with both my home and work e-mail. I use it to send to
friends as a vcard etc. When I setup time for personal items on my work
calendar, I usually invite myself by including my home e-mail in the
invitee
list. This is to setup an appointment on my home calendar as well.
However,
when I send the invite to my home e-mail address and Outlook2007, I get a
message "As meeting organizer, you do not need to respond to the meeting"
and
it does not display the accept button.

This would not be a problem if it would show up on my calendar at home,
but
it doesn't. Without the Accept button, I am unable to add to my home
calendar with 2007 and send the acceptance notification back to my work
address so that its confirmed and updated.