I accidentially deleted an outlook invitation I sent to many co-workers. I
need to reinstate it in my calendar. Others are able to reply to the invite,
but the event no longer exists on my end. I would like to move it back into
my calendar without having to send a completely new invite. How do I restore
the invitation so it appears in my calendar and allows me to preform edits?

Is it in your deleted items folder? If not, you need to make a new
appointment. As long as you don't need tracking, you can just create a new
appointment for your records. If you need tracking, you'll need to do a new
meeting request.

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"Shauna" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I accidentially deleted an outlook invitation I sent to many co-workers. I
> need to reinstate it in my calendar. Others are able to reply to the
> invite,
> but the event no longer exists on my end. I would like to move it back
> into
> my calendar without having to send a completely new invite. How do I
> restore
> the invitation so it appears in my calendar and allows me to preform
> edits?

Check your deleted items folder. If it isn't the re, you can also try
a 3d part data-recover tool called Advanced Outlook Repair. It can
help to undelete the emails you delete by mistake. You can download a
free demo version at http://www.datanumen.com/aor/aor.exe .

And visiting http://www.datanumen.com/aor/ can get detailed
information about Advanced Outlook Repair.

W.D.