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I have setup a user on exchange 2003 with two email addresses (training@abc.com and events@abc.com). We want to share this users calendar and give read permissions to everyone but create permissions to two organisers. They can then send invites out and recieve responses. However - some meeting requests need to go from training@abc.com and some from events@abc.com. &nbsp;In outlook the delegate user can send normal email by using the from field but I can't find a from field in the meeting request? &nbsp;Am I going about this the wrong way or does anyone know how to use the from functionality in a meeting request please?<br />

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I have setup a user on exchange 2003 with two email addresses (training@abc.com and events@abc.com). We want to share this users calendar and give read permissions to everyone but create permissions to two organisers. They can then send invites out and recieve responses. However - some meeting requests need to go from training@abc.com and some from events@abc.com.  In outlook the delegate user can send normal email by using the from field but I can't find a from field in the meeting request?  Am I going about this the wrong way or does anyone know how to use the from functionality in a meeting request please?


Users shared calendar with two emails - how to send meeting requests from either address?

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.