I understand. But Non-Participant is (or can be) also used for CC'ing someone about a meeting. You want them to know about the meeting but not require their participation. This was a often used feature of Groupwise, the hands down best Groupware app I've ever used. No offense intended. :-)
On Thu, 2002-02-21 at 08:59, Dan Winship wrote: > > Decline. I think that Accept and Tentative should both have options for > > the time being free or busy. Furthermore, if the invitation was sent to > > a Required Participant the default for the recipient should be > > Accept/Busy. If the meeting was sent to a Non-participant, the default > > for the recipient should be Accept/Free. > > "Non-participant" is generally used for scheduling things like > conference rooms, overhead projecters, etc. In Exchange, you can set up > a mailbox for such a resource, and have it automatically accept or > reject meeting requests based on its calendar. (I assume Domino lets you > do the same thing.) So you want them to show up busy, so that when > you're scheduling a meeting, you can check the free/busy time for that > resource. > > -- Dan > _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
