Outlook 2003 adding attendees with no email addresas to meeting

[Powerpoint]

Outlook 2003 can do pretty good stuff when it comes to integrating the
various PIM functions. However, I have a problem. I have set up a
calendar to plan training events for employees and sub-contractors.
Each employee and sub-contractor has a Contact card, but not all of
them have email (my business is the construction industry). When I try
to add attendees to a training meeting, I can only add those that have
email addresses. If I type in one of these names, check names does not
resolve it.

Is this a bug? Is it a configuration issue? Can anyone offer
suggestions on how to sort this matter out?

Colin Nelson

<'))))><

"Love All, Forgive All, Show Mercy, Judge No-One"

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

To use the calendar function to invite someone to a meeting, it sends the
invite via email. If one of the attendees does not have an email address,
you cannot send the invite. A workaround would be to invite them via a
telephone call and include this information in the meeting notes area.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, Powerpoint asked:

| Outlook 2003 can do pretty good stuff when it comes to integrating the
| various PIM functions. However, I have a problem. I have set up a
| calendar to plan training events for employees and sub-contractors.
| Each employee and sub-contractor has a Contact card, but not all of
| them have email (my business is the construction industry). When I
| try to add attendees to a training meeting, I can only add those that
| have email addresses. If I type in one of these names, check names
| does not resolve it.
|
| Is this a bug? Is it a configuration issue? Can anyone offer
| suggestions on how to sort this matter out?
|
| Colin Nelson
|
| <'))))><
|
| "Love All, Forgive All, Show Mercy, Judge No-One"

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Assuming they know they are invited and it's for your reference only (or for
others in your office), add a fake email address to their contact - maybe
formatted as no-email@your_domain.com. Otherwise, use milly's suggestion of
adding the names to the notes field.

 

[Powerpoint]

Thanks

Workarounds are good. I shall use the fake email method.

In the meantime, Happy 2006!!