Summary

This chapter began by discussing how to create meetings. We looked at the two ways that meetings are created and how you can control the sending of meeting requests during meeting creation. We then looked closely at attendees and the attendee collections and described how a meeting item on an organizer’s calendar serves as the definitive location for where attendees and their registration responses are stored.

This chapter then walked through the process of meeting workflow. We looked at each of the three different meeting message types (the meeting request, the meeting response, and the meeting cancellation). We described that meeting requests, while used to invite attendees to newly created meetings, are also used for meeting informational ...

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