Notifications of New Appointments in a Shard Calendar
A user has been having troubles with his GroupWise 8 shared calendar for appointments. The people who he has shared his calendar with are posting new appointment for him but they tend to forget to actually let him know him that he has a new appointment. When this happens, he's left having to open his calendar many times a day just to see if there's a new appointment.
Is there a way to have GroupWise automatically send himself an email when a new appointment is posted so that it pops up in his mailbox and the Notify program pops up a notice? I have tried setting up a rule that acts on "New Items" of "Appointment" type are "Posted" in various configurations but it just never seems to fire.
I've also tried selecting his "Calendar" folder inside the Notify program to see if that would pick up on the new items directly but it doesn't seem to work.
Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Is there a way to have GroupWise automatically send himself an email when a new appointment is posted so that it pops up in his mailbox and the Notify program pops up a notice? I have tried setting up a rule that acts on "New Items" of "Appointment" type are "Posted" in various configurations but it just never seems to fire.
I've also tried selecting his "Calendar" folder inside the Notify program to see if that would pick up on the new items directly but it doesn't seem to work.
Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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Okay, that's working pretty good.
He's now complaining that they can't just double-click a date on the calendar and add an appointment that way, they have to hit the "New Appointment" button to send one.
You can't please everyone I guess.
He's now complaining that they can't just double-click a date on the calendar and add an appointment that way, they have to hit the "New Appointment" button to send one.
You can't please everyone I guess.
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