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1080 Part X: <strong>Microsoft</strong> Office 2003 Integration with SharePoint <strong>Products</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong><br />

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Figure 40-5 Outlook Appointment with Meeting Workspace<br />

If the meeting request was for a recurring meeting or if you linked a new meeting<br />

to an existing workspace site, the home page of the Meeting Workspace site will<br />

list all the dates for the recurrences. Each date will have its own set of SharePoint<br />

lists <strong>and</strong> libraries in the Meeting Workspace site.<br />

To remove the link from a meeting to a workspace site<br />

■ Open the meeting from your Calendar folder, <strong>and</strong> then click the Remove button.<br />

This removes the link between the meeting <strong>and</strong> the Meeting Workspace site,<br />

but doesn’t delete the Meeting Workspace site.<br />

Tracking Attendee Responses<br />

If the sender of the meeting request <strong>and</strong> all the recipients are working in the same<br />

<strong>Microsoft</strong> Exchange organization, as people respond to the meeting request, their<br />

responses will be tallied on the Meeting Workspace site. You can also choose to tally<br />

meeting-request responses when some or all recipients work with a non-Exchange<br />

server, such as POP3 (Post Office Protocol) or IMAP4 (Internet Message Access Protocol),<br />

as long as the server supports Transport-Neutral Encapsulation Format<br />

(TNEF) <strong>and</strong> the meeting organizer sends the meeting request in Rich Text Format<br />

(RTF), not as an iCalendar item.<br />

Users will need training in the specific techniques for sending a meeting<br />

request in Rich Text Format, which depend on whether the user is sending with an<br />

Exchange account or from a POP or IMAP account. In either case, the first step is to<br />

make sure that each Internet attendee’s address is set for RTF.

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