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July 4th 06, 07:12 PM
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Removing names from invitees when sending an update
Good day!!
I usually create meetings where people in my list either accept or decline my invitation for different reasons. If I have to send an update for a change of venue, for example, everyone receives the update, including those who have declined the meeting. Is there a way to have Outlook automatically remove the names of the people who have declined the invitation instead of me, going painfully through the list and manually removing the names one by one? Thank you for your time! Marc 
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