Hi,

original Version of Outlook was 11.8206.8172 SP3 and the symptoms were
there. Updated with following hotfixes and still exhibits the problem. It
seems that if you are the invitee (not the organizer) and you want to
forward it, the symptoms show although that might not be the case 100% of the
time.

Source = 'Premier site'
KB951982
KB954223
KB954229
KB954230
KB955163
KB955357
KB956131
KB956310
KB956311
KB956575


Reapplied all of these and tried again. still the same issue

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Amin M.


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

What hotfixes do you have installed? I can't repro it with the last
publically available updates installed.

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"Amin from TO" wrote in message
...
Hello Diane,

Yes It shows the same symptoms i.e. the to box is populated. Using OWA
does
not have the same issue. Hope this helps
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Amin M.


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Does Actions, Forward as iCalendar also include all attendees?

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"Amin from TO" wrote in message
news Hi,

Environment: Exchange 2003 SP2
Outlook version: Outlook 2003 SP3 11.8233.8172

When forwarding a calendar item or appointment, the 'To' field gets
populated with all the attendees. This was corrected for OL 2002 but
has
returned in 2003. Is there anyway we could supress this via registry or
hotfix?.

As you see we are at the latest/greatest OL updates as at Sept 26,
2008.
Any
ideas would be appreciated.
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Amin M.