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Old August 17th, 2004, 04:30 PM
Antoine
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Hi all,

Is there a a way to have a meeting be automatically
inserted into calendar, even if the user have not respond
to the email invitation ?

So this way a user will simply have to look is calendar ,
and accept,tentative or denied the invitation.

Thanks for the help !

Antoine
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Old August 17th, 2004, 07:16 PM
FARHAD from Baku
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Friend,

I have eventually found the solution!
If have Outlook 2000:

Tools/Options/Preferences/Calendar Options/Resourse
Scheduling and select Automatically accept meeting
requests and process cancellations.

If you have Outlook 2003:

On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click Calendar
Options.
Under Advanced options, click Resource Scheduling.
Select the Automatically accept meeting requests and
process cancellations check box.

Regards,
Farhad (Azerbaijan)


-----Original Message-----
Hi all,

Is there a a way to have a meeting be automatically
inserted into calendar, even if the user have not respond
to the email invitation ?

So this way a user will simply have to look is calendar ,
and accept,tentative or denied the invitation.

Thanks for the help !

Antoine
.

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Old August 17th, 2004, 08:21 PM
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Thanks Farhad for your response !

This is exactly how my room, cell and projector respond
for a invitation, but i dont want my user to find out that
there invitation was first automaticaly accepted and afer
manualy denied.

What i want, is the invitation for a meeting beeing
automaticaly put in the calender but not whit a status of
accepted or denied automaticaly. I want the user to be
able to response themself.

thanks !

Antoine


-----Original Message-----
Friend,

I have eventually found the solution!
If have Outlook 2000:

Tools/Options/Preferences/Calendar Options/Resourse
Scheduling and select Automatically accept meeting
requests and process cancellations.

If you have Outlook 2003:

On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click Calendar
Options.
Under Advanced options, click Resource Scheduling.
Select the Automatically accept meeting requests and
process cancellations check box.

Regards,
Farhad (Azerbaijan)


-----Original Message-----
Hi all,

Is there a a way to have a meeting be automatically
inserted into calendar, even if the user have not

respond
to the email invitation ?

So this way a user will simply have to look is

calendar ,
and accept,tentative or denied the invitation.

Thanks for the help !

Antoine
.

.

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Old August 18th, 2004, 06:40 PM
FARHAD from Baku
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It seems I hurried a bit. It tuned out to be some other
option than you and I need. What we want is the sent
requests automatically appear in the Calendar with light
blue shading, to be more exact - neither accepted or
declined. So I'm still struggling with it, friend.
If I find anything I'll post it here or send to you by
mail, please do the same. It'll be much appreciated!

-----Original Message-----
Thanks Farhad for your response !

This is exactly how my room, cell and projector respond
for a invitation, but i dont want my user to find out

that
there invitation was first automaticaly accepted and afer
manualy denied.

What i want, is the invitation for a meeting beeing
automaticaly put in the calender but not whit a status of
accepted or denied automaticaly. I want the user to be
able to response themself.

thanks !

Antoine


-----Original Message-----
Friend,

I have eventually found the solution!
If have Outlook 2000:

Tools/Options/Preferences/Calendar Options/Resourse
Scheduling and select Automatically accept meeting
requests and process cancellations.

If you have Outlook 2003:

On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click

Calendar
Options.
Under Advanced options, click Resource Scheduling.
Select the Automatically accept meeting requests and
process cancellations check box.

Regards,
Farhad (Azerbaijan)


-----Original Message-----
Hi all,

Is there a a way to have a meeting be automatically
inserted into calendar, even if the user have not

respond
to the email invitation ?

So this way a user will simply have to look is

calendar ,
and accept,tentative or denied the invitation.

Thanks for the help !

Antoine
.

.

.

 




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