Google Calendar – Change Email for Sending Invites

If you are using Chrome, just right-click "Yes" (or No or Maybe), and choose 'open link in incognito window'. This is a way to let the sender know whether you are attending, without adding the event to your gmail Calendar.

To share an event

You should be able to change this when you click to edit the event.

(I'm looking @ this now as I'm telling you)

Click the event you want to get to the edit page. To the right middle of the screen you can add guests and give those guest privileges. After you've enter the email(s) of the guest(s) you want to add, click add. Down at the bottom of the page is privacy settings. If you need to make the event public naturally you should know what to do.

If you click the link "Publish this event" it'll create a link you can share with others.

To share the entire calendar

If you are trying to share the entire calendar, on the main calendar page click the arrow next to the calendar and select "Share this Calendar". Follow the instructions and you should be good to go.

This link leads you to a search (through google calendar help) of sharing topics. If it doesn't help you can always search again in the search box.

Source: http://support.google.com/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=36598

Hope this answers your question.

How about this?

1. Remove the person's email address (or multiple email addresses) that you want to resend it to by clicking on the trash can to the right of their email in the "Share This Calendar" tab. 

2. Now click save at the bottom of that screen It will take you back to your home calendar screen and now all you have to do is go back in to the "Share This Calendar" tab and re-add those email addresses.  

3. Click Save Again and now it will resend the invite to only the names you just re-added.

Source: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Calendar/thread?tid=229aaddb510b693b&hl=en

Another thought

Have you tried sharing the calendar ID? It's in the specific calendar's settings. It's another way to share the calendar.

(This is in comments but I'll add it here to make it easier for everyone else.)

I've found this. Not sure if you've been through it and I'm not quite entirely sure how to answer the questions so I'll pass it off to you. http://support.google.com/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=144119 . And I found this http://support.google.com/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=143754. If you read the section about sharing with specific people outside your domain, it gives what you can't give them permission to do. Like see private events.

You're going to need those "outside" people signed up for account inside your domain for this to work. It's the only way.