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Automatically schedule multiple meetings, with reminders?

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Alice - 26 Dec 2007 15:01 GMT
I have a project that runs on 7 week cycles.  Every 7 weeks, there are a
series of meetings that take place.  Rather than sending each meeting invite
individually, I'd like to set up a single file that sends out all meeting
invites for a cycle, including a reminder.  I thought I might be able to do
this using the .hol file, but have not found a way to force a reminder with
it...

Appreciate your help!
Diane Poremsky - 26 Dec 2007 15:25 GMT
You can create the meetings and send them as attachments - the recipients
can drag and drop them to their calendar.

As an FYI, sending reminders can cause problems with meetings sent to older
versions of Outlook.

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> I have a project that runs on 7 week cycles.  Every 7 weeks, there are a
> series of meetings that take place.  Rather than sending each meeting
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> Appreciate your help!
 
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