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October 23rd 07, 02:47 PM
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Outlook invites
Please tell me how I get to send and receive meeting invites from people who
are not on the same network. E.g. I get meeting invites from another company and that request comes through as an email not an invite. I actually then have to go into my calender and add it as an appointment. How can I or them send it and receive it as a meeting request and accept and it pops it into my calender -----without sharing my calender? Happy to share my calender to show busy but not happy to share details... 
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