I am sending an invitation to a large group of people and I don't want
everyone to have access to all of the names of the attendees. How can I hide
the names of those people that I have invited?
Thanks.
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 18 May 2005 18:00 GMT
You would have to send an individual invitation to each person. You cannot hide the attendee list.

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>I am sending an invitation to a large group of people and I don't want
> everyone to have access to all of the names of the attendees. How can I hide
> the names of those people that I have invited?
>
> Thanks.
Diane Poremsky [MVP] - 18 May 2005 18:33 GMT
A meeting invitation or an email that is inviting them? The first, you
can't, unless you do like Sue suggests. The second, use the BCC field.

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>I am sending an invitation to a large group of people and I don't want
> everyone to have access to all of the names of the attendees. How can I
> hide
> the names of those people that I have invited?
>
> Thanks.
Tanya - 18 May 2005 19:18 GMT
Eric
Did you ever figure out how to hide the attendee list? I am trying to do the
same?
Tanya
> I am sending an invitation to a large group of people and I don't want
> everyone to have access to all of the names of the attendees. How can I hide
> the names of those people that I have invited?
>
> Thanks.