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how do I add email info received to a meeting notice

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Todd - 20 May 2008 21:03 GMT
I want to add an email received into the body of a meeting notice i am
sending out to participants.  I am use to Lotus Notes were this is easy to
accomplish.  What do I need to do in Outlook 2007?  Can someone help me.

Thank you
Tracy - 20 May 2008 21:17 GMT
In Outlook 2007, all you should have to do is have the meeting notice open,  
choose Insert tab at the top, and choose "attach item" - this will give you
the choice of attaching an e-mail, contact, or some other Outlook item.

> I want to add an email received into the body of a meeting notice i am
> sending out to participants.  I am use to Lotus Notes were this is easy to
> accomplish.  What do I need to do in Outlook 2007?  Can someone help me.
>
> Thank you
Brian Tillman - 21 May 2008 15:13 GMT
> I want to add an email received into the body of a meeting notice i am
> sending out to participants.  I am use to Lotus Notes were this is
> easy to accomplish.  What do I need to do in Outlook 2007?  Can
> someone help me.

Drag the message into the notes pane of the meeting compose window to make
it an attachment or use cut/paste from the message into that notes pane.
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