Hi all,
Am organising a 75th Cricket Club re-union and am looking at about 100-150
invitees.Data base that we have been creating contains alot of email
addresses and we thought of emailing invitations and in doing so having a
provision of having a "No" and "Yes" button or box for invitees to select and
give us an indication of their intent to attend. Don't know if this can be
done. If this can be achieved, instruction in method and setup would be
greatfully appreciated. have XP Home SP3/ Office 2003
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littlefella

If they are ALL running Outlook then you can probably do it. However
the odds are that many of them aren't - in which case it gets much more
difficult.

You might try using a web service like eVite (http://www.evite.com) for
this.

--
-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP
Roland Schorr & Tower
http://www.rolandschorr.com
http://www.officeforlawyers.com



"lucky" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
> Am organising a 75th Cricket Club re-union and am looking at about 100-150
> invitees.Data base that we have been creating contains alot of email
> addresses and we thought of emailing invitations and in doing so having a
> provision of having a "No" and "Yes" button or box for invitees to select and
> give us an indication of their intent to attend. Don't know if this can be
> done. If this can be achieved, instruction in method and setup would be
> greatfully appreciated. have XP Home SP3/ Office 2003
> --
> littlefella