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FUSE - 22 Dec 2004 18:37 GMT
I need help! When I send an invite for an appointment to another person, they
receive a different format of the email. It shows the Received: field as the
computer name with ip address and domain name and date/time.  Then it goes on
to  show the MIME-Version, Content-Type, Content Tranfer, X-Priority,
X-Msmailer, Importance, XMimOLE, X-RCPT-TO, Status, X-UIDL Fields.

It also starts the next  lines as VCALENDAR, then each line below.

PRODID
VERSION
METHOD
BEGIN
ATTENDEE: WITH NAME OF PERSON, with email address
organizer
dtstart
dtend
location
transp
sequence
uid
dtstamp
description
summary
priority
class
begin
trigger
action
description
end: valarm
end  vevent
end: vcalendar
end
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 22 Dec 2004 20:16 GMT
What you are describing is an iCalendar item, iCalendar being an Internet
specification for calendar exchange.

What mail program is the other person using?

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>I need help! When I send an invite for an appointment to another person,
>they
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> end: vcalendar
> end
FUSE - 23 Dec 2004 01:53 GMT
We are using office xp 2002.  Can this be change to reflect a regular
scheduled appointment that is sent to some one else. Thanks

> What you are describing is an iCalendar item, iCalendar being an Internet
> specification for calendar exchange.
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> > end: vcalendar
> > end
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 23 Dec 2004 02:04 GMT
Outlook 2002 should handle iCalendar from another Outlook 2002 system just
fine. But is the other person also using Outlook 2002? What mail server are
both of you using?

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    Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
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> We are using office xp 2002.  Can this be change to reflect a regular
> scheduled appointment that is sent to some one else. Thanks
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>> What mail program is the other person using?

>> >I need help! When I send an invite for an appointment to another person,
>> >they
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FUSE - 23 Dec 2004 15:41 GMT
We are using imail (smtp). One is using office 2000, one office 2002.

> Outlook 2002 should handle iCalendar from another Outlook 2002 system just
> fine. But is the other person also using Outlook 2002? What mail server are
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> >> > end
Saurabh Aggarwal - 07 Apr 2005 07:48 GMT
Hi

Could you please give me some example of how can I programatically send
appointment to the attendees of a meeting that I have added to my outlook.
I want to send the appointment just like outlook sends it. The mail that is
send by the outlook have accept, decline etc kind of buttons. When user
(attendee) hits accept button meeting gets added to his outlook.

Regards

Saurabh
 
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