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March 23rd 09, 05:19 PM
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Forward meeting request: attendees in To field
Hi,
When I hit forward on a meeting request, I get a new post with an empty To field. However, when my colleague does exactly the same thing, the To field is populated with all the original recipients of the meeting request. I tried to find an option that will determine how this behaves but couldn't find anything. Does anybody have any idea? Thanks! Raph 
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