auto-save meeting requests in default calendar

[goofstergoofy]

I have a pst which is made default for email delivery. Since I use a
Blackberry which is in sync with the Mailbox Calendar, even in my Outlook
I've selected the Mailbox Calendar as default.

But when I get meeting requests they go and land automatically in my PST
calendar which is not even selected (the checkbox against this is not checked
in the Calendars pane). This causes difficulties since these requests dont
then appear in my Mailbox Calendar, hence i tend to miss these meetings.

Please help. Thank you

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

I have a pst which is made default for email delivery. Since I use a
Blackberry which is in sync with the Mailbox Calendar, even in my Outlook
I've selected the Mailbox Calendar as default.

The default calendar will ALWAYS be in the delivery location. You cannot
have a PST as the delivery location and select the mailbox calendar at the
default. Tell us what you're really done because what you describe is
inaccurate.

But when I get meeting requests they go and land automatically in my PST
calendar which is not even selected (the checkbox against this is not
checked
in the Calendars pane). This causes difficulties since these requests dont
then appear in my Mailbox Calendar, hence i tend to miss these meetings.

Sync tools, in general, work only with the delivery location (i.e., default)
folders. Some sync software allows you to sync with non-default folders as
well, but only you would know the capability of your sync software and
Outlook does not take an active part in the sync. There are no settings in
Outlook that can affect a sync. it's all up to the sync software.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Are you using BES or desktop manager? DM can sync with multiple calendars in
the profile.

If you receive a meeting request it will go into the default calendar.

If you have an outlook connector acct, meeting requests that arrive on the
acct will be stored in the connector's calendar folder - and DM can sync
with it.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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