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July 11th 06, 06:06 PM
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How do I create an appointment for someone else?
I want to create an appointment for someone else, but not attend the meeting
myself. Whenever I create an appointment it makes me the "meeting organizer" and does not let me remove myself from the attendee list. I am currently using Outllook 2003 
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August 1st 06, 06:07 PM
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How do I create an appointment for someone else?
When you create the meeting request, you can remove yourself from the
Required attendees field when selecting the other attendees. The only thing is you still receive the responses and the meeting is still saved in your calendar. The other way may be if you have permissions to create entries for the other person's calendar, you can send meeting requests on their behalf. "Mike" wrote: I want to create an appointment for someone else, but not attend the meeting myself. Whenever I create an appointment it makes me the "meeting organizer" and does not let me remove myself from the attendee list. I am currently using Outllook 2003
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October 28th 08, 10:34 PM
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How do I create an appointment for someone else?
I am having the same problem, but it will not let me uncheck myself in the
scheduling assistant. If I send many meetings to many people, I don't want them all on my calendar. Please let me know if I am missing something. Thank you, Nicole "Cia" wrote: When you create the meeting request, you can remove yourself from the Required attendees field when selecting the other attendees. The only thing is you still receive the responses and the meeting is still saved in your calendar. The other way may be if you have permissions to create entries for the other person's calendar, you can send meeting requests on their behalf. "Mike" wrote: I want to create an appointment for someone else, but not attend the meeting myself. Whenever I create an appointment it makes me the "meeting organizer" and does not let me remove myself from the attendee list. I am currently using Outllook 2003
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