Please contact if any of you have ever faced such an issue. I am not looking for someone soves this for me, if I even get a hint or pointers towards a solution I'm confident I'd be able to follow the trail. What I am looking for is some information on whether there is an Outlook setting which would force Outlook to hide accept/decline options for specific settings in my iCalendar text.

I'm pretty sure the client have been facing these issues and they are not just complaining. There was also one recipient who used a Mac and the buttons did not show up for her regardless of which program she uses. FindTime is an Outlook add-in that allows you to quickly find time to meet with others - something that can take weeks without FindTime FindTime helps you pinpoint times to meet by looking at available free/busy data for your attendees as well as creating a poll where attendees can vote on the times you suggest, and even suggest new times. I have verified the invitations on my computer and others computers too, on Outlook 2003, 20 and all of them seem to display thei nvite to me just fine, that is, with the normal options. If users in your organization check their email via Outlook Web Access rather than the full Outlook program, they will not see the 'vote here' message.

I have been googling a lot on that but could not even find a hint which could point me towards a solution. Hi, Firstly open the message from Sent Items, to avoid confusions on Recieved emails.The problem I'm facing is that some times clients complaint that they don't get options to accept/decline/tentative an invitation. Im able to see in Customize Ribbon a lot of tabs that wasnt actually visible in the Home Ribbon. I have been working on iCalendar for quite some time now and after a long and hard effort I have an iCalendar format which is acceptable to more or less all versions of Outlook.

Vote option in outlook for mac