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I know this is an old thread, but I have the same question. Has anyone ever found a way to do this? Specifically with Outlook 2013.
I found something that seemed to indicate that the people you didn't want responses from could be added as Resources and those people would not be able to send responses. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...est-in-outlook I also found this article about BCC people in a Meeting Request that says if you don't want "a person's name to show up on the list of meeting attendees, you can add them as a "Resource" in the request." (It also warns that "doing so will add their name to the Location field for the meeting." But when I tried it, Outlook asked me if I wanted to update the location and by answering "No", the names were not added.) Add Bcc recipients to a meeting request - Outlook When I tried this, however, the people listed as Resources were still able to send responses, and many did. If anyone has any insight, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks, Kevin |
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meeting requests, outlook 2013, response |
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