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An interesting problem came up in the Microsoft public
newsgroups a couple of times in recent weeks. Users wanted to know how they
could autoaccept meeting requests from specific organizers. This is possible
if you use an version of Outlook that supports Run a Script action in Rules
Wizard.
Begin with a rule using the conditions "from people or distribution list"
and "uses the specified form", choosing the Meeting Request form under
Application forms.
Since there is not an action to respond to meeting requests, you'll need to
use a script to accept it. Outlook MVP Michal Bednarz provided this script,
which you need to add to ThisOutlookSession before creating the rule.
Open Outlook's VBA editor (Alt+F11), expand Microsoft Office Outlook Objects
and double click on ThisOutlookSession. Type or paste the code into the
module, then create the rule.
This was tested in Outlook 2007 and should work in older versions which
support the Run a Script action.
Updated Friday May 21 2010