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Thanks, coolsport00. I have not seen the error myself, but had the question asked to me by a colleague. As far as they know, the people are replying to the invite and making comments such as &quot;I can make it an hour later&quot; or similar. I feel also that they might be &quot;replying to all&quot; if by design accepting the meeting request only goes to the meeting organiser. Thanks. Jerry 
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Thanks, coolsport00. I have not seen the error myself, but had the question asked to me by a colleague. As far as they know, the people are replying to the invite and making comments such as "I can make it an hour later" or similar. I feel also that they might be "replying to all" if by design accepting the meeting request only goes to the meeting organiser. Thanks. Jerry

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Hi, When scheduling a meeting in outlook 2007 (connected to exchange 2003) and inviting attendees, when they reply to the invitation it goes to all attendees. Is there a way to get responses just sent to the person organising the meeting?<br />
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Thanks, Jerry.
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Hi, When scheduling a meeting in outlook 2007 (connected to exchange 2003) and inviting attendees, when they reply to the invitation it goes to all attendees. Is there a way to get responses just sent to the person organising the meeting?

Thanks, Jerry.

Outlook meeting replies

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.

Exchange

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