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When I receive a meeting request (standard Outlook functionality) the message
closes automatically after I select either Accept, Decline etc. I have created a custom form and added voting buttons to it but when the recipient receives the message it remains open after they have selected a voting option. The user has to manually close the message. The problem that this presents is that some users cannot remember whether they have voted or not when they re-read the message a later date. What I would like to achieve is: a) for the message to automatically close when the user selects a voting option b) to include some sort of indication on the message that states whether the user has responded to the message Is this possible? Thanks |
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