'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
But if he accepted, then you know he's coming, right?
No. That's my entire point. You can accept without sending me a response. So I, as meeting organiser, know nothing about it. All it does is fill in your calendar. Doesn't tell me anything, doesn't fill in the tracking screen. Same number of mouse clicks...FOUR people in the meeting, you're the whole point. Yes, I want to know.
But if he accepted, then you know he's coming, right?
I called him and asked him if he was coming, that's how. That's how he made me waste my free phone time.
All it does is fill in your calendar. Doesn't tell me anything, doesn't fill in the tracking screen.
Oh, I get it now. I'm Outlook-challenged, because I don't ever use it.
All it does is fill in your calendar. Doesn't tell me anything, doesn't fill in the tracking screen.
That's weird, mine fills in the tracking once you accept (or decline or whatever), it just doesn't clutter the Inbox with a jillion responses.
The alternative is that people have consistently been lying to me about accepting my meeting invites without responses, but I check their calendars--the blocks of time of the meeting are now filled in. Just that tracking lists them as "None". Always has.
Yeah, I only get the "send a response y/n?" thing if im declining (at which point I might write back that I'm on vacation that day or whatever--and if it's a one on one meeting suggest a different time)
I'm Outlook-challenged, because I don't ever use it.
I envy you.
I envy you.
Working for yourself has some benefits!
Apparently, we're "upgrading" from Entourage to Outlook, and the rest of the new (not so new now, I guess) Office. More and more people have it, but still not me!
Jesse's e-mail wants to hug it out.