In sum, I work in a small office with a group of physical therapists, and I have permission to edit their calendars (tho not as a delegate). I've been instructed to set an appt. on a therapist's calendar and then "invite" the therapist to the appt., to make certain that the therapist sees the appt.
The problem is that this invitation generates two emails -- one is the invitation to accept the appointment, the other (the second) is an email informing the user that an appointment has been set on the user's calendar. I want to get rid of the second email, but to date I can't even google it because I don't know how to identify it.
So in sum: is there a way to turn off this second email? I'd stress that this is not the same as the "send emails to delegate" function. In this case, it's a person with permission to edit who's setting the appts., and the person receiving the emails is the user.
The process on the whole may sound questionable, but for the limited resources of this publicly funded office, it works. I just want to get rid of the second email.
Thank you.
The problem is that this invitation generates two emails -- one is the invitation to accept the appointment, the other (the second) is an email informing the user that an appointment has been set on the user's calendar. I want to get rid of the second email, but to date I can't even google it because I don't know how to identify it.
So in sum: is there a way to turn off this second email? I'd stress that this is not the same as the "send emails to delegate" function. In this case, it's a person with permission to edit who's setting the appts., and the person receiving the emails is the user.
The process on the whole may sound questionable, but for the limited resources of this publicly funded office, it works. I just want to get rid of the second email.
Thank you.