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July 21st 06, 05:42 PM
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How to schedule a meeting without sending an invitation
In Outlook 2007 beta, I'd like to link meetings with contacts. But the only
way I see to do this is by sending invitations to the meeting, which I don't want to do (all of my meetings are with persons outside my organization). So how can I (from calendar and/or contacts) schedule a meeting and have it linked to a contact (to track activity) without sending out a meeting invitation? Thanks! -Mike 
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