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Hello! I hope someone can help me understand how Outlook 'collapses' two
appointments into one. Below is the scenario
1. I send an email from GMail with an embedded meeting invitation.
2. Outlook receives 2 messages (that's what I see in the Inbox). Don't know
why two - whether that's how GMail sends it or the way Outlook interprets the
invitation.
3. Calendar gets a 'shadow' item corresponding to the meeting
4. I accept both items in the inbox.
5. Calendar's 'shadow' item becomes normal.
In effect what happened, the two items from the Inbox collapsed into single
item in the Calendar.
I need to detect this. But my code gets two 'item added' events with
different IDs for the Calendar folder and I know of no way to figure out they
are actually the same.
So, how does Outlook do it?
I'd appreciate any and all information.
Thanks,
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appointments into one. Below is the scenario
1. I send an email from GMail with an embedded meeting invitation.
2. Outlook receives 2 messages (that's what I see in the Inbox). Don't know
why two - whether that's how GMail sends it or the way Outlook interprets the
invitation.
3. Calendar gets a 'shadow' item corresponding to the meeting
4. I accept both items in the inbox.
5. Calendar's 'shadow' item becomes normal.
In effect what happened, the two items from the Inbox collapsed into single
item in the Calendar.
I need to detect this. But my code gets two 'item added' events with
different IDs for the Calendar folder and I know of no way to figure out they
are actually the same.
So, how does Outlook do it?
I'd appreciate any and all information.
Thanks,
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