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July 8th 08, 07:07 PM
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How to Delete attendee from a meeting invite and save WITHOUT send
I used to be able to open a meeting already set up, delete an attendee, save
the meeting and close it WITHOUT sending a delete. Now the only options are to send a delete to the person I am removing, or save without changes which is not what I want to do. Most of the time I had to use this option to RESEND to an attendee that either never accpeted the meeting in the first place, or deleted them somehow and now needs it back on their calendar. (In 2003 version I could do this - now I cannot, without sending as a delete then add again, or send to all.) 
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