Outlook should warn me I am duplicating a name in the To box.

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I am using Outlook 2000 SR-1 and my issue is that I am able to type in
someone's email address more than once into the To box of my Calendar
appointment setup. I am amazed that Outlook does not have a warning that
this is being done so that you can check yourself and make a correction if
needed.

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Sharon C said:
I am using Outlook 2000 SR-1 and my issue is that I am able to type in
someone's email address more than once into the To box of my Calendar
appointment setup. I am amazed that Outlook does not have a warning
that this is being done so that you can check yourself and make a
correction if needed.
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It shouldn't matter if you do, since Outlook should send only a single
message.
 
Let's take this a set further. A notice went out to invitees who only
received one invitation but, an order of food was placed on the head count of
invitees which was double. If a warning were in place, this would not
happen. I did the food ordering and my employer did the meeting invite.
 
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