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Pat Liney - 01 May 2005 20:59 GMT
When I am sedning meeting invites between my two computers i am not seeing
the accept decline button.  i am sending between xp home and xp pro.  both
using outlook 2003.  on my xp pro version the invite comes up in what looks
like code, on my xp home the invite appears as a text message of date, day
and time.  any idea on how to get the accept decline buttons to apear.  i
have used sedning in iformat as a fix, but i would like to be uniform.  any
help?  thanks.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 01 May 2005 23:14 GMT
YOu need to force Rich Text Format on the invites for them to show up
properly.  Right click on the address, select Outlook Properties, and then
use the drop down to change from Let Outlook Choose to Use Outlook Rich Text
Format.

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After furious head scratching, Pat Liney asked:

| When I am sedning meeting invites between my two computers i am not
| seeing the accept decline button.  i am sending between xp home and
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| accept decline buttons to apear.  i have used sedning in iformat as a
| fix, but i would like to be uniform.  any help?  thanks.
 
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