I am sending normal invites from my Office XP to a user on Office 2000. The
invites come acroos as a string of code or headers from the message. Any
advice on correcting this? Thanks,
GE
Outlook 2000 has a bug that requires a hotfix, for which I do not have the
KB article. Basically, receiving invites from later versions of Outlook
(2002, 2003) in Outlook 2000 when a reminder has been set causes the invite
to display as text. The simple fix is to not include a reminder when
sending to someone you know is using Outlook 2000.
Search http://groups.google.com for the KB article with the Hotfix - Sue
Mosher has posted it often. However, it is now after 11 PM here and I am
off to bed.

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| I am sending normal invites from my Office XP to a user on Office
| 2000. The invites come acroos as a string of code or headers from
| the message. Any advice on correcting this? Thanks,
| GE
Joy - 18 Apr 2005 17:55 GMT
Milly,
I am having the same problem...did you find the hotfix?
> Outlook 2000 has a bug that requires a hotfix, for which I do not have the
> KB article. Basically, receiving invites from later versions of Outlook
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> | the message. Any advice on correcting this? Thanks,
> | GE
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 19 Apr 2005 03:45 GMT
No, but you are welcome to google it using groups.google.com.

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| Milly,
| I am having the same problem...did you find the hotfix?
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||| the message. Any advice on correcting this? Thanks,
||| GEo