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If you want to invite someone to a meeting you haven't organized, you can forward the meeting to them. When the recipient receives the meeting request, it appears to come from the meeting organizer and the meeting organizer receives notification that you forwarded the meeting.

Select a tab option below for the version of Outlook you're using. What version of Outlook do I have?

Note: If the steps under this New Outlook tab aren't working for you, you may not be using new Outlook for Windows yet. Select the Classic Outlook tab and follow those steps instead.

Forward a meeting when you're not the organizer

You can forward a meeting that you've been invited to by someone else in new Outlook for Windows.

Note: You won't have the option to forward the meeting to others if the organizer disabled Allow forwarding.

  1. Open the meeting you'd like to forward.

  2. On the toolbar, select  Forward button iconForward.

    (If the meeting is a series, you'll have the option to forward just the selected event or the entire series.)

  3. On the To line, add the people you'd like to forward the meeting to, and add a message to the recipient, if you like.

  4. Select Send.

Prevent forwarding of a meeting you created

  1. In your calendar in new Outlook, select New Event or open a meeting you've created.

  2. Select  Response options buttonResponse Options, then select Allow Forwarding to clear the check mark from that option.

  3. Select Send.

Tip: To prevent email messages from being forwarded, see Prevent email forwarding.

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