I have been trying to find a solution to this and believe it it out there but cannot seem to locate the answer. I have both a POP account and IMAP account (Google) in my Outlook. IMAP is my business use and POP is my personal use. Each has its own calendar. I am using gsync to synchronize my IMAP calendar, tasks and contacts.
I am experiencing the following problems:
1) When I receive an appointment request in outlook for outlook (sent to my work email), it is creating an entry BOTH in my IMAP calendar and my personal POP calendar. I just want it to go to the calendar of my IMAP account.
2) When I create an appointment in my IMAP/work calendar, and invite people, I get a message that responses will NOT be tallied because it is not in my default calendar. Hence, I cannot keep track of the responses.
I tried to set the IMAP calendar to be my default but Outlook will only allow my personal POP account calendar to the default.
I have found multiple answers that say that IMAP cannot be the default. Therefore, I am asking the forum the following:
1) Can I set the IMPA to be my default calendar?
2) If I cannot, how do other people use Outlook for both a personal and business calendar without invitations being created in both calendars?
Help?
I am experiencing the following problems:
1) When I receive an appointment request in outlook for outlook (sent to my work email), it is creating an entry BOTH in my IMAP calendar and my personal POP calendar. I just want it to go to the calendar of my IMAP account.
2) When I create an appointment in my IMAP/work calendar, and invite people, I get a message that responses will NOT be tallied because it is not in my default calendar. Hence, I cannot keep track of the responses.
I tried to set the IMAP calendar to be my default but Outlook will only allow my personal POP account calendar to the default.
I have found multiple answers that say that IMAP cannot be the default. Therefore, I am asking the forum the following:
1) Can I set the IMPA to be my default calendar?
2) If I cannot, how do other people use Outlook for both a personal and business calendar without invitations being created in both calendars?
Help?