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I need to do the following in Outlook, however I don't know if it is possible. If it is possible, can someone show me how to do it?
I have an upcoming day off from work in about a week. I would like to send a notification to my team mates through MS Outlook that I will be out of the office on that particular day next week. How can I send out a notification and have them "Accept" that they have read it, and that it will show up in my calendar?
I don't want it to interfere with their MS Outlook calendar. For example if they try to schedule a meeting, or accept a meeting from another team mate, the entire day is not blocked out, because I sent out my notification of the day off, and had them accept it.
I have an upcoming day off from work in about a week. I would like to send a notification to my team mates through MS Outlook that I will be out of the office on that particular day next week. How can I send out a notification and have them "Accept" that they have read it, and that it will show up in my calendar?
I don't want it to interfere with their MS Outlook calendar. For example if they try to schedule a meeting, or accept a meeting from another team mate, the entire day is not blocked out, because I sent out my notification of the day off, and had them accept it.
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