As I indicated, there may be a registry setting but I don't know what it is *if* there is one. Perhaps someone else can chime in on this.
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After furious head scratching, Kevin asked:
| Thanks, that works on an item by item basis. It is back on for the
| next meeting item.
| Is there a global setting somewhere.
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| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
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|| Turn off the option to Request Responses - I believe (but someone
|| else will need to verify) that there is a registry key that will
|| disable this universally.
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|| In Outlook 2003, in a new meeting or appointment item, open the
|| Actions menu - it should be there. (I am using 2007 to answer this
|| but have 2003 at work - perhaps Neo can verify this setting.)
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|| After furious head scratching, Kevin asked:
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||| Twenty years, and I never used Outlook before (Lotus Notes and
||| Groupwise):
||| A question, How do I change the default setting so that I do not
||| receive notifications when people Accept or Decline meetings and
||| appointments? I set up a lot of them, with a lot of people, and my
||| Inbox is being overwhelmed.
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||| Thank you
||| Kevin
