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or whatever (if you’ve created groups); or [your Exchange account name] to
search only the company listings.
Invitations
If you’ve spent much time in the world of Microsoft Outlook (that is, corporate
America), then you already know about invitations. These are electronic invitations
that coworkers send you directly from Outlook. When you get one of
these invitations by email, you can click Accept, Decline, or Tentative.
If you click Accept, the meeting gets dropped onto the proper date in your
Outlook calendar, and your name gets added to the list of attendees that’s
maintained by the person who invited you. If you click Tentative, the meeting
is flagged that way, on both your calendar and the sender’s.
The iPhone lets you accept and reply to these invitations, too. (It can’t generate
them, however.) In fact, meeting invitations on the iPhone show up in four
places, just to make sure you don’t miss them:
In your face.
• An incoming invitation pops up as a translucent alert, no
matter what you’re doing. Tap Close to get rid of it, or View to open its
Info screen. That’s where you can read what it’s about, who else is coming,
and where it’s taking place.
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