Appointment Object - Response Status

I'm going to rephrase a question I had earlier this month
as the answer I got wasn't quite what I was looking for
due to a poorly worded question.

I'm trying to set the Response Status of an appointment
item not for the current user but for other participants
of the meeting.

ie. Create a new meeting item in which User1 is the owner,
User2 is a participant who has accepted the meeting
(olResponseAccepted), User3 is a participant who has
declined the meeting (olResponseDeclined), etc.

I need to be able to set the Response Status for users
OTHER than the current user, thus I don't think the
Respond method will help me.

Any suggestions???

Darren

I don't need it to be effective on the other users
computer. In fact in my situation, the other user is not
even using Outlook, but a webmail app.

So there is NO way to set the accepted/rejected status of
a participant other than the active user???

There must be a way somehow.

Darren

>-----Original Message-----
>Sorry, only code running in the context of the other
user's PCs can access their AppointmentItems that were
created for them when they chose a response to a Meeting
Request. If you can get a handle to this AppointmentItem,
then you can change the MeetingResponseStatus property.
Otherwise, if you have access to that user's Shared
Calendar, you should be able to retrieve that appointment
programmatically and change it with the Respond method.
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>"Darren Kennedy" wrote:
>
>> I'm going to rephrase a question I had earlier this
month
>> as the answer I got wasn't quite what I was looking for
>> due to a poorly worded question.
>>
>> I'm trying to set the Response Status of an appointment
>> item not for the current user but for other
participants
>> of the meeting.
>>
>> ie. Create a new meeting item in which User1 is the
owner,
>> User2 is a participant who has accepted the meeting
>> (olResponseAccepted), User3 is a participant who has
>> declined the meeting (olResponseDeclined), etc.
>>
>> I need to be able to set the Response Status for users
>> OTHER than the current user, thus I don't think the
>> Respond method will help me.
>>
>> Any suggestions???
>>
>> Darren
>>
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