That should be possible using a workflow rule. You create an OnCreate
workflow rule and send an email from there. However, the only available
predefined fields that you can send the email to are [owner] and [owner's
manager]. So if you create an appointment and assign it to that user, then
you could send it to the owner.
However, if the user is not the owner, but e.g. a requiredattendee or
optionalattendee, then those fields are not available and you'd have to
build a custom workflow assembly to make that happen.
HTH,
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Jeffry van de Vuurst
CWR Mobility
www.cwrmobility.com
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