It's easier just to forward it to the person - either by choosing forward or
sending an attachment as brian suggested.

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"elbyc" wrote in message
...
On Mar 20, 5:40 am, "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]"
wrote:
"JoeP" wrote in message

...

In Outlook 2003 I have invited 7 people to a meeting. One person has
deleted
their invite by mistake and has asked me to send the meeting request to
them
again. How do I send the request just to the one person and not to the
other
6 invitees. Thanks for the help.

Create a mail message and drag the appointment to it as an attachment.
They
can then drag the attachment to their calendar.
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1) Delete the person from the invitation
2) Save and Close - When prompted to update attendees, select "Don't
send update"
3) Open the invitation, add the person back in
4) Save and Close - When prompted to update, select "Send updates only
to added or deleted attendees"