Nick Roberts
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7,011 votes469 comments · Outlook for Windows (Desktop application) » Calendar · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Hello all,
While this request is being reviewed for future consideration please try this workaround solution:
• Click on the Deleted Items Folder
• Click on View tab on the command bar
• Choose “Change View – Manage View” command on the command bar
• Click “New” in the right to create a new
• Name the view “Calendar”
• Pick the Day/Week/Month “type of view”
• Click OK. Now you should get dialog that lets you customize the view.
• Now click on Columns –
Change the select available fields in bottom-left to All Appointments Fields
Select the “Start” field on the left and Click Start → on the right.
Select the “End” field on the left and Click End → on the right.
Click OK
• Click on Filter…
Click on the “Advanced Tab”
Click on the Field Drop Down – All Mails Field – “Message Class”
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If you have a meeting invite and then subsequently decide that you need another meeting or meetings with the same people you have to create the meeting invite from scratch. Why can't you provide a facility to copy (or clone) an existing meeting invite to create others - it would save a lot of time
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If people accept an invite without replying I don't see this information in the meeting tracking, but if they do send a response it generates a lot of (largely) unnecessary e-mail traffic, particularly if there are many people at the meeting or it is a series of meetings. Could there be an option to accept the meeting and update the tracking without generating the e-mail traffic, particularly if there are no comments on the response. I then only need to check the e-mails that I receive, which will be the ones with comments on.
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If I arrange a meeting or a set of recurring meetings, but then have to drop out - it either has to be left with all of the issues about subsequent updates etc. or has to be cancelled and re-arranged by someone else, with all of the additional effort that that entails. Why isn't there a type of update to the invite where I can re-assign ownership to someone alse?