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Can someone point me in the direction of sending out via email a meeting request from a Delphi program (typically Delphi XE5), I have tied some code emailing an .vcs file and also an .ics file however neither one when the email is opened in outlook offers the Accept/Decline options.<br />
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Any guidance and further advice on the best way of doing this would be most welcome.
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Can someone point me in the direction of sending out via email a meeting request from a Delphi program (typically Delphi XE5), I have tied some code emailing an .vcs file and also an .ics file however neither one when the email is opened in outlook offers the Accept/Decline options.

Any guidance and further advice on the best way of doing this would be most welcome.

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