Diane
Sat Apr 26 09:34:37 PDT 2008
Create a simple rule on his computer that if subject contains Accept or
Reject, it goes to her and she needs two rules - one for accept or reject.
However, you can configure outlook to process the response (tracking will
be on the meeting request) and delete it.
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"Janet" <Janet@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6BF1CA43-AAD8-4BF5-A90A-62280A327CE9@microsoft.com...
> If the reipient responds ACCEPT to a meeting request, that request is
> placed
> into a folder called ACCEPT on the secretary's Outlook. If DECLINED, it
> will
> be placed into a folder called DECLINED. She will be receiving multitudes
> of
> these and her boss does not want to fill up her inbox too much.
>
> "Brian Tillman" wrote:
>
>> Janet <Janet@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>
>> > I have a user that when sending out a meeting request, the responses
>> > go to his secretary and from there go to one of two folders (Accept
>> > or Reject). Is there a rule to create?
>>
>> What would you like this rule to do? You say that the responses already
>> are
>> received by the secretary and are placed in one of two folders. What
>> else
>> would you like to happen?
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>> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>>
>>