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Posted by Vincent Neate on September 7, 2005, 9:57 pm
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At least now I know.
Regards
Vincent
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> Hi,
> Right now there is no good workaround for meeting requests that have
> contacts that are not part of your contact list.
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> Chris De Herrera
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>> Can anyone help with this.
>> Sync with Activsync 3.8 to a work based laptop running Outlook 2003 and
>> to a home based PC running Outlook 2002.
>> Everything works absolutely fine except for one thing. If I have a
>> meeting in the calendar which has been done as a meeting request in the
>> office it shows as an "unresolved item" in activsync on the home pc and
>> doesn't appear in the outlook calendar. If I click on resolve I either
>> get to choose a person (usually it is me) or I have to add someone to my
>> contacts. That is because I don't carry all the people listed in the
>> firms directory around in my contacts (I don't want to).
>> Is there some way I can make it so that if a meeting includes details of
>> people it ignores this and just sticks the meeting in as a meeting?
>> Thanks
>> Vincent
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> Sync with Activsync 3.8 to a work based laptop running Outlook 2003 and to
> a home based PC running Outlook 2002.
> Everything works absolutely fine except for one thing. If I have a
> meeting in the calendar which has been done as a meeting request in the
> office it shows as an "unresolved item" in activsync on the home pc and
> doesn't appear in the outlook calendar. If I click on resolve I either
> get to choose a person (usually it is me) or I have to add someone to my
> contacts. That is because I don't carry all the people listed in the
> firms directory around in my contacts (I don't want to).
> Is there some way I can make it so that if a meeting includes details of
> people it ignores this and just sticks the meeting in as a meeting?
> Thanks
> Vincent
>