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How do I create a meeting request, save it, and then attach it to an email
message? I have tried to do this but when the user opens the attachment, there are no options to Accept/Decline, just to reply. |
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On Aug 14, 8:30*am, ajorbre12
wrote: How do I create a meeting request, save it, and then attach it to an email message? I have tried to do this but when the user opens the attachment, there are no options to Accept/Decline, just to reply. cant you go into "sent items" and just forward that meeting request to the user? or do you want to do something else? |
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Nope. I actually want to do something else. I want to create the invite, save
it and then create an email message in which I can embed the invite as an attachment. A good example would be if I were offering 3 sessions for one training, I could attach all 3 options and they would open and accept the one they will attend. I thought with Outlook 2003, I could create it with myself as the sender and recipient, and save it as an .ics file on my desktop. Then in the email message, use Attach File. Now when I do it with 2007, there are no Accept/Decline buttons. "qsub" wrote: On Aug 14, 8:30 am, ajorbre12 wrote: How do I create a meeting request, save it, and then attach it to an email message? I have tried to do this but when the user opens the attachment, there are no options to Accept/Decline, just to reply. cant you go into "sent items" and just forward that meeting request to the user? or do you want to do something else? |
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I'm also interested in how to do this! Right now, I send out the sessions and
use the voting buttons for people tell me which session they want to attend and then I go into the calendar and send a meeting invitation to them. It's combersome to do it this way, so I'm interested in the solution, as well. "ajorbre12" wrote: Nope. I actually want to do something else. I want to create the invite, save it and then create an email message in which I can embed the invite as an attachment. A good example would be if I were offering 3 sessions for one training, I could attach all 3 options and they would open and accept the one they will attend. I thought with Outlook 2003, I could create it with myself as the sender and recipient, and save it as an .ics file on my desktop. Then in the email message, use Attach File. Now when I do it with 2007, there are no Accept/Decline buttons. "qsub" wrote: On Aug 14, 8:30 am, ajorbre12 wrote: How do I create a meeting request, save it, and then attach it to an email message? I have tried to do this but when the user opens the attachment, there are no options to Accept/Decline, just to reply. cant you go into "sent items" and just forward that meeting request to the user? or do you want to do something else? |
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