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Hi, I used to be able to attach files pdf's etc into a meeting invite in my manager's diary, ie if he had received an invite to a meeting and I wanted to attach all the relevant docs to that meeting (even if I wasn't the owner/initiator of the meeting invite) I could go copy and paste the relevant docs then when you went to close the meeting invite it would ask if you wanted to save to which I would click yes and the result was the docs would all be saved in the calendar invite for ease of access to docs on the day. Now it doesn't seem possible to do that which is really frustrating. What has changed? Please can you respond soon. Thanks
Scheduling and managing events using Outlook.com calendar
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A fundamental calendar function has been killed.
A nightmare for any PA. I was hoping to start better in 2024. No!
Doubled work, confusion and inefficient !!!
Please solve this problem. Calendar and attached docs are the core of any managerial work.
I agree
Agree with everyone frustrated by this change. Why, Microsoft, why? And why doesn't someone from the company respond to this thread (beyond offering solutions that don't work). Bring it back!!!
I am having a similar issue. I am no longer able to copy an email in Outlook into a meeting invite I have created because the paste function is grayed out. I used to do this regularly and all of a sudden the capability is done. Any suggestions?
If they locked making changes to calendar events for security reasons, perhaps they could have added something in updated the program that allows people with delegate access to the calendar to make changes/add items. I would imagine the only people who should be making changes to calendar events would have the appropriate delegate permission to do so.