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[Tack]

I just received an email from a manager as follows. I do not understand the underlined sentence at all.
Do you think it's just a miss spelling of “went out to” or “sent out to”?

Yesterday we provided to you (IT Site Leaders) an updated Spreadsheet for bulk loading of the first wave of AT&T Connect Users. An invitation when out to about 160 users that we have listed as high volume conferencing users. You should have this list in your e-mail inbox.

Thanks,

[Gillnetter]

I just received an email from a manager as follows. I do not understand the underlined sentence at all.
Do you think it's just a miss spelling of “went out to” or “sent out to”?

Yesterday we provided to you (IT Site Leaders) an updated Spreadsheet for bulk loading of the first wave of AT&T Connect Users. An invitation when out to about 160 users that we have listed as high volume conferencing users. You should have this list in your e-mail inbox.
Yes, it seems that it should be "went", not "when".
Thanks,

Gil