Can meeting organizer "force" a reply to meeting requests?
 

I know that you can disable "Request Responses" in a meeting request so
invitees won't respond, but can I do the opposite? That is, can I "force"
them to respond to a meeting request, apart from creating a custom form?

Thanks in advance,

Steve Vincent

Can meeting organizer "force" a reply to meeting requests?
 

Steve Vincent Steve wrote:

I know that you can disable "Request Responses" in a meeting request
so invitees won't respond, but can I do the opposite? That is, can I
"force" them to respond to a meeting request, apart from creating a
custom form?

How would you propose making their fingers click their mouse buttons to
force them to accept?
--
Brian Tillman

Can meeting organizer "force" a reply to meeting requests?
 

Yes, you can. It is called training, with consequences.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, Steve Vincent asked:

| I know that you can disable "Request Responses" in a meeting request
| so invitees won't respond, but can I do the opposite? That is, can I
| "force" them to respond to a meeting request, apart from creating a
| custom form?
|
| Thanks in advance,
|
| Steve Vincent
|

Can meeting organizer "force" a reply to meeting requests?
 

I guess I should have worded my question better. I realize you cannot force
a user to respond. What I meant to ask was, when a user *accepts* a meeting
request, is there a way to automate the reply so they don't have the option
to accept without sending a reply?

"Steve Vincent" wrote:

I know that you can disable "Request Responses" in a meeting request so
invitees won't respond, but can I do the opposite? That is, can I "force"
them to respond to a meeting request, apart from creating a custom form?

Thanks in advance,

Steve Vincent

Can meeting organizer "force" a reply to meeting requests?
 

No but see my first response.

--�
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Steve Vincent asked:

| I guess I should have worded my question better. I realize you
| cannot force a user to respond. What I meant to ask was, when a user
| *accepts* a meeting request, is there a way to automate the reply so
| they don't have the option to accept without sending a reply?
|
| "Steve Vincent" wrote:
|
|| I know that you can disable "Request Responses" in a meeting request
|| so invitees won't respond, but can I do the opposite? That is, can
|| I "force" them to respond to a meeting request, apart from creating
|| a custom form?
||
|| Thanks in advance,
||
|| Steve Vincent
||

Can meeting organizer "force" a reply to meeting requests?
 

I like your 1st response!! What does training consist of? And what
consequences would you suggest?!! This would be in response to exactly the
opposite of the original question.... I cannot turn off request responses in
a public folder calendar and people insist on sending me responses!! I even
get "accept" or "decline" from WEEKS AFTER a meeting date!!!! :( Your list
of consequences would be much appreciated!! :) Thanks.

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

No but see my first response.

--�
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Steve Vincent asked:

| I guess I should have worded my question better. I realize you
| cannot force a user to respond. What I meant to ask was, when a user
| *accepts* a meeting request, is there a way to automate the reply so
| they don't have the option to accept without sending a reply?
|
| "Steve Vincent" wrote:
|
|| I know that you can disable "Request Responses" in a meeting request
|| so invitees won't respond, but can I do the opposite? That is, can
|| I "force" them to respond to a meeting request, apart from creating
|| a custom form?
||
|| Thanks in advance,
||
|| Steve Vincent
||