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I have two accounts:

[email protected]

[email protected]

All emails sent to [email protected] automatically forwarded to [email protected]

Now. when I see a calendar invite in [email protected] and accept it, I want that who sent the invite will see that [email protected] accepted it (he don't know that I'm using [email protected])

I have tried to created a shared calendar, so when I accept it on [email protected], I see it on [email protected].

Anyway I want to not confuse my hosts, and that they will see that [email protected] did it?

How can I do it? Any solution is acceptable (If it's not built-in in Google, Maybe using App-script, Chrome extension, or who knows)

I have read this: How can I respond to Google Calendar invitations from my alternate email? but it's seems not what I'm looking for.

Also: Associate two email addresses (for invitations) with the same Google Calendar? but it seems since the second account is on gmail I can't make it alternative email address.

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The email will have two parts. The "magic widget" above with some buttons to quickly answer, and the real body below starting with "You have been invited to the following event". If you click on the Yes button above [email protected] will be answering, but below there should be a text like "Going ([email protected])?" with a Yes link. Clicking on this link will open the right calendar and accept the event. It's just not as convenient.

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