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July 20th 09, 11:13 PM
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Create editable meeting request with attendees from .ics
Is it possible to create an ics file that a user can open that will create
and pre-populate a new EDITABLE meeting request? I tried creating a request then saving to an ics file, but when I open it in Outlook 2007, the request is no longer editable and only the "reply" buttons show, not the "send". I want the user to be able to edit the settings if they wish first, then send the request from Outlook. I'm testing in Outlook 2007 and plan to create the ics dynamically on a web site, from which the user will download the ics. I'm confident that as long as I can get the file correct I can do the download part. Thanks. 
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