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How can I update a calendar invite on my own calendar AND the attendee's calendars without sending an email?
Sending, receiving, and organizing email in Outlook.com
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I agree with this issue. I sent an invite to a large number of participants and needed to fix the spelling of one word with one letter change in the meeting invite and now with the new outlook I have no ability to edit this without sending everyone yet another invite, which is not helpful. I wish MS outlook support would fix this limitation a soon as possible.
Thank you for an HONEST and decisive answer.
You can NOT do it.
Microsoft--stop removing CONTROL from your users. I need to add notes to MYSELF to my own calendar events. I dont' want to share my notes with every attendee. This was do-able before. Make it do-able again!!!
The work around is to double-book yourself. I add a second calendar event that is private with my information to the same time slot.
I don't have a "send options" box:
Just wanted to add on that it is ridiculous and humiliating to not be able to edit without sending. Why do you hate me? I am just a human, I make mistakes. Microsoft is like a mean teacher for this.
The issue is with new outlook you don't get the option to save or update without notification but soon the old version of outlook you do.