Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Omg, thank you so much!! It worked for me, too.
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Hi there
I used to be able to add files to meeting invites in my calendar (that I was not organising) [I could add emails, files to it for my own reference and to send to all the other attendees] I don't seem to be able to do that anymore. Is there a problem with this function now?
Kind regards
ZM
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Omg, thank you so much!! It worked for me, too.
Thanks CMK0301! I tried it and it works!!! THANK YOU!
I also found a "not ideal" work around. If you forward the email invite to yourself, you can attach a file.
You can even go back after it's be accepted, but you want to the email invite (not the calendar).
I came looking for a solution to this issue.
the way I was able to navigate this was open the meeting in MS Teams Calendar and attach files to the meeting that way.
Not ideal but I was able to share the required content with the audience prior to the meeting.
Hi there
I used to be able to add files to meeting invites in my calendar (that I was not organising) [I could add emails, files to it for my own reference and to send to all the other attendees] I don't seem to be able to do that anymore. Is there a problem with this function now?
Kind regards
ZM
Hi
I agree with you it's really frustrating that I can't add the link to the papers for a meeting. I know we should go back to the person who sent out the meeting request but people like doing things differently.
Best wishes
Penny