If someone creates a meeting invitation using a Contacts group then the following happens:

For NT users (Outlook 2000):
Person who requested the meeting can see all the attendees
Person invited can see all the attendees

For Xp users (Outlook 2002):
Person who requested the meeting can see all the attendees
Person invited can only see the name of the Contacts Group name instead of the attendees

So it appears that Outlook 2002 is resolving the attendees to a Contacts group. Is there any way to change this so that the attendees are shown? as the Contacts group name is no use to anyone!

I don't know what you mean by a "contacts group."

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"GSM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> If someone creates a meeting invitation using a Contacts group then the
following happens:
>
> For NT users (Outlook 2000):
> Person who requested the meeting can see all the attendees
> Person invited can see all the attendees
>
> For Xp users (Outlook 2002):
> Person who requested the meeting can see all the attendees
> Person invited can only see the name of the Contacts Group name instead of
the attendees
>
> So it appears that Outlook 2002 is resolving the attendees to a Contacts
group. Is there any way to change this so that the attendees are shown? as
the Contacts group name is no use to anyone!