Hi, In outlook 2007 (exchange), I recently received an update to a meeting request that I previously accepted where no response was required (update was just giving more details in the body). Usually, when I receive an update (location of the meeting, agenda of the meeting, ...), I have to click accept even though I accepted the meeting with the first request.What is the process to update a meeting request withouth requiring attendees (or all recipients to the request) to respond (accept/tentative/refuse)?Thanks a lot for your help, I can't seem to find the info elsewhere...ALP

You might want to post this to an Outlook forum.-- Ed Crowley MVP"There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems.". "Aym LP" wrote in message news:e830bfc9-980d-466b-9e28-e56fd60dd328...Hi, In outlook 2007 (exchange), I recently received an update to a meeting request that I previously accepted where no response was required (update was just giving more details in the body). Usually, when I receive an update (location of the meeting, agenda of the meeting, ...), I have to click accept even though I accepted the meeting with the first request.What is the process to update a meeting request withouth requiring attendees (or all recipients to the request) to respond (accept/tentative/refuse)?Thanks a lot for your help, I can't seem to find the info elsewhere...ALP Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."

ok, thanks. will doI thought it could be related to exchange topics.

Hi,By default, there is no need to accept the meeting update again unless updating the time of meeting request.Now please run get-mailboxcalendarsettings |fl command, then post the information on the forum.ThanksAllen

As the reply from the 5 medals MS Moderator Allen is totally arrogant rubbish there is some useful info here. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/174716