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Accepting meetings without sending a response

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Noel - 01 Sep 2006 17:16 GMT
When I accept a meeting notice, it gives me a pop up box asking if I want to
send a email response or not to send one back to the owner. If I choose NOT
to send a response back then in the Tracking tab, it doesn't show that I have
accepted the meeting. But if I do send a response back it DOES show that I
have accepted the meeting. Why does this appear this way?
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 02 Sep 2006 02:22 GMT
How would you expect it to work?  If you notify the meeting organizer that
you have accepted, then it will show you as having accepted.  I don't
understand the confusion.

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After furious head scratching, Noel asked:

| When I accept a meeting notice, it gives me a pop up box asking if I
| want to send a email response or not to send one back to the owner.
| If I choose NOT to send a response back then in the Tracking tab, it
| doesn't show that I have accepted the meeting. But if I do send a
| response back it DOES show that I have accepted the meeting. Why does
| this appear this way?
 
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