Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
You can forward the meeting by right clicking the meeting in the schedule.
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How can I add a new person to a recurring invitation without having to send to all participants in the meeting. It doesn't give me the option to send to 'updated invitees only'. I use the desktop version not the web version
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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You can forward the meeting by right clicking the meeting in the schedule.
I have new Outlook - followed the steps as explained in this thread and the invite still sent to every single person on the invite list. There was no option to only send to the added attendees when hitting send.
Ugh.
Very late to the party - haven't read all the other replies but when adding someone new to an already sent invite - there is no save button but when you hit send the below appears. Only updates as per the notice.
I can confirm that this worked!!
I added a new attendee using the "scheduling assistant." When I pressed "send" at the top, it did give me the option to only send the update to that added attendee.
You would add in the To or CC lines and when you hit Send a pop-up window will open and ask if you want to send only to the added/removed attendees or to all attendees. You might have to make sure you have the latest version of the Outlook app.
"Saving" changes goes hand in hand with sending an update. Is there really no other way to avoid notifying everyone else?