Hello:
I currently upgraded to Outlook 2013 and I think I religiously followed the instructions in:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/olc-hotmail/sync-calendar-contacts-using-outlook-com/
to setup my EAS account, POP3 accounts which is where I receive 100% of my email,etc. It looks like I have the setup described in the video.
I am at the point where my online calendar appears to be my primary calendar (the one I see in my To-do when I read my POP3 email) and I would like this to be the only calendar I have to deal with. However:
* If I receive a calendar invitation in my POP3 email, outlook still wants to use the calendar associated with that POP3 email and not store the invitation in the default Outlook online calendar (even though the online calendar data file is set as default).
* I would like to avoid to manually have to move each one of these invitations from one calendar to another
Is there a way to make sure the email based invitations land in the EAS calendar automatically? Or did I miss a beat? I used to rely on CodeTwo foldersync before, but this doesn't seem to work in Outlook 2013 anymore.
Thank you. I think I have run out of ideas.
I currently upgraded to Outlook 2013 and I think I religiously followed the instructions in:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/olc-hotmail/sync-calendar-contacts-using-outlook-com/
to setup my EAS account, POP3 accounts which is where I receive 100% of my email,etc. It looks like I have the setup described in the video.
I am at the point where my online calendar appears to be my primary calendar (the one I see in my To-do when I read my POP3 email) and I would like this to be the only calendar I have to deal with. However:
* If I receive a calendar invitation in my POP3 email, outlook still wants to use the calendar associated with that POP3 email and not store the invitation in the default Outlook online calendar (even though the online calendar data file is set as default).
* I would like to avoid to manually have to move each one of these invitations from one calendar to another
Is there a way to make sure the email based invitations land in the EAS calendar automatically? Or did I miss a beat? I used to rely on CodeTwo foldersync before, but this doesn't seem to work in Outlook 2013 anymore.
Thank you. I think I have run out of ideas.