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June 12th 08, 02:01 PM
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Uncheck "Send meeting to this attendee" in Outlook 2007
Situation: A legal assistant is asked to schedule a meeting by his/her
lawyer. The assistant opens the lawyer's calendar to set up the meeting. Now that lawyer does not want to be bothered by another email announcing the meeting about which they already aware. They are picky that way. How do you setup the meeting without sending the request to the organizer? In previous versions (2003 - I am told) of Outlook you could uncheck "Send meeting to this attendee" in Scheduling. That is not allowed in Outlook 2007? Am I missing something here? 
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