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Automatic Meeting Reminder to Attendees

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L. Mason - 03 Jul 2007 16:34 GMT
Is Outlook capable of sending out a meeting reminder to attendees?  Is there
some way that you can program all meeting attendees of a particular upcoming
meeting?  For example - - the morning of a meeting, outlook sends an email
reminding attendees of the meeting.

I know that one could send a "meeting update", however, this was not quite
what I had in mind.
Diane Poremsky - 03 Jul 2007 17:17 GMT
It's not built into Outlook but you could set up Outlook to remind you to
send them a reminder.

http://www.outlook-tips.net/archives/2003/20031107.htm - use the path to a
template as the URL. You'll need to hit send...

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> Is Outlook capable of sending out a meeting reminder to attendees?  Is
> there
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> I know that one could send a "meeting update", however, this was not quite
> what I had in mind.
Brian Tillman - 03 Jul 2007 20:05 GMT
> Is Outlook capable of sending out a meeting reminder to attendees?
> Is there some way that you can program all meeting attendees of a
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> I know that one could send a "meeting update", however, this was not
> quite what I had in mind.

Since I'd be surprised if the people you invited are children, why not rely
on them to decide whether or not they want to enable their own reminders?
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Mike-O-Humma - 04 Jul 2007 07:15 GMT
i am using cute reminder enterprise to do exactly the same thing. i
send a task to attendees specifying the time of the meeting and they
get two notifications one upon receipt of the invitation and another
just before the meeting
http://www.CuteReminder.com/free/

-mike

> IsOutlookcapable of sending out a meetingreminderto attendees?  Is there
> some way that you can program all meeting attendees of a particular upcoming
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> I know that one could send a "meeting update", however, this was not quite
> what I had in mind.
Diane Poremsky - 05 Jul 2007 14:48 GMT
Is this an add-in for Outlook that does it automatically or does the user
need to create two meetings, one in outlook and one in the application you
are constantly hawking?

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>i am using cute reminder enterprise to do exactly the same thing. i
> send a task to attendees specifying the time of the meeting and they
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>> quite
>> what I had in mind.

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