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JackTinSD
With reference to incident # SRZ050728001928, there is impaired functionality
with the Outlook calendar when inserted into a FrontPage web (as an inline
frame).
The incident conclusion reported, "Please be aware that I was able to
reproduce the issue you reported and have submitted it to our product
developers for further research and consideration in the next version or
service release. At this point there is nothing further my team can do
regarding the resolution of this issue. The product group will review it
during the next product cycle and make a determination as to whether or not
this problem will be fixed.
"I will archive this case as “Not Resolved†and mark it as “Non-Decrementâ€
so that it will not apply it against your remaining free support incidents.
In addition, you can personally submit this as a product improvement
suggestion by clicking on Help/Contact Us within Outlook, and clicking on the
'Make a suggestion' link from the resulting website."
Subsequently, I recommend that a future release of Outlook have the
javascript in the "Save as web page..." modified so that it works properly
when the resultant web page (created using "Save as a web page... from
Outlook's File menu) is opened in an inline frame created in a web page in
FrontPage. This permits one person to develop and maintain the web page
using FrontPage, and another person (the client, for example) to maintain
their own calendar without requiring the web page administrator to be
involved with the frequent updating that occurs with a calendar.
As it stands, when you open the Outlook web calendar in an inline frame, the
month "forward" and "backwards" controls do not work.
Thanks, Jack
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http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...362fa&dg=microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
with the Outlook calendar when inserted into a FrontPage web (as an inline
frame).
The incident conclusion reported, "Please be aware that I was able to
reproduce the issue you reported and have submitted it to our product
developers for further research and consideration in the next version or
service release. At this point there is nothing further my team can do
regarding the resolution of this issue. The product group will review it
during the next product cycle and make a determination as to whether or not
this problem will be fixed.
"I will archive this case as “Not Resolved†and mark it as “Non-Decrementâ€
so that it will not apply it against your remaining free support incidents.
In addition, you can personally submit this as a product improvement
suggestion by clicking on Help/Contact Us within Outlook, and clicking on the
'Make a suggestion' link from the resulting website."
Subsequently, I recommend that a future release of Outlook have the
javascript in the "Save as web page..." modified so that it works properly
when the resultant web page (created using "Save as a web page... from
Outlook's File menu) is opened in an inline frame created in a web page in
FrontPage. This permits one person to develop and maintain the web page
using FrontPage, and another person (the client, for example) to maintain
their own calendar without requiring the web page administrator to be
involved with the frequent updating that occurs with a calendar.
As it stands, when you open the Outlook web calendar in an inline frame, the
month "forward" and "backwards" controls do not work.
Thanks, Jack
----------------
This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...362fa&dg=microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring