process meeting acceptance without opening it

[Evan-Dr.E-4DSC Productions]

I would like to be able to process meeting acceptances that come into my
inbox, such that my calendar item is updated (showing their response), but
without having to manually open them. I would like to set up a Rule that
will move these to another folder, but processes it and update my calendar as
well. I have set up a rule to move this immediately to a folder, but these
are not getting "processed" and my calendar does not get updated. I thought
that invitees were not responding, when in actuality they were but were not
getting loaded to my calendar. Ideally, I a script or process to be run by
the Rule that would also update the calendar entry would solve the problem.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

You might be able to do it using a script - see
http://www.slipstick.com/emo/2007/up071129.htm#3 for a start.

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"Evan-Dr.E-4DSC Productions"

 

[Evan-Dr.E-4DSC Productions]

Diane:
Thanks for the response. However, the script you pointed me to is to Auto
Accept someone elses meeting requests.

In my situation these are my requests that I sent to others, they accept and
the acceptance is coming back to my inbox. I would like toprocess their
acceptance and update my existing calendar entry to show they accepted. This
way when I go to Tracking I see their response, but don't have the nuisance
of having to manually open each acceptance from my inbox.

You might be able to do it using a script - see
http://www.slipstick.com/emo/2007/up071129.htm#3 for a start.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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"Evan-Dr.E-4DSC Productions"

I would like to be able to process meeting acceptances that come into my
inbox, such that my calendar item is updated (showing their response), but
without having to manually open them. I would like to set up a Rule that
will move these to another folder, but processes it and update my calendar
as
well. I have set up a rule to move this immediately to a folder, but
these
are not getting "processed" and my calendar does not get updated. I
thought
that invitees were not responding, when in actuality they were but were
not
getting loaded to my calendar. Ideally, I a script or process to be run
by
the Rule that would also update the calendar entry would solve the
problem.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Right - you should be able to do that with a script and can use the script
as a sample to get you pointed in the right direction. I'm not aware of any
prewritten script that does what you want, unfortunately, so you need to
write one yourself.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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"Evan-Dr.E-4DSC Productions"

Diane:
Thanks for the response. However, the script you pointed me to is to Auto
Accept someone elses meeting requests.

In my situation these are my requests that I sent to others, they accept
and
the acceptance is coming back to my inbox. I would like toprocess their
acceptance and update my existing calendar entry to show they accepted.
This
way when I go to Tracking I see their response, but don't have the
nuisance
of having to manually open each acceptance from my inbox.

You might be able to do it using a script - see
http://www.slipstick.com/emo/2007/up071129.htm#3 for a start.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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"Evan-Dr.E-4DSC Productions"

I would like to be able to process meeting acceptances that come into
my
inbox, such that my calendar item is updated (showing their response),
but
without having to manually open them. I would like to set up a Rule
that
will move these to another folder, but processes it and update my
calendar
as
well. I have set up a rule to move this immediately to a folder, but
these
are not getting "processed" and my calendar does not get updated. I
thought
that invitees were not responding, when in actuality they were but were
not
getting loaded to my calendar. Ideally, I a script or process to be
run
by
the Rule that would also update the calendar entry would solve the
problem.

 

[Evan-Dr.E-4DSC Productions]

So where do I find the reference manual for commands available in the
scripting language?

Right - you should be able to do that with a script and can use the script
as a sample to get you pointed in the right direction. I'm not aware of any
prewritten script that does what you want, unfortunately, so you need to
write one yourself.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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"Evan-Dr.E-4DSC Productions"

Diane:
Thanks for the response. However, the script you pointed me to is to Auto
Accept someone elses meeting requests.

In my situation these are my requests that I sent to others, they accept
and
the acceptance is coming back to my inbox. I would like toprocess their
acceptance and update my existing calendar entry to show they accepted.
This
way when I go to Tracking I see their response, but don't have the
nuisance
of having to manually open each acceptance from my inbox.

You might be able to do it using a script - see
http://www.slipstick.com/emo/2007/up071129.htm#3 for a start.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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"Evan-Dr.E-4DSC Productions"
I would like to be able to process meeting acceptances that come into
my
inbox, such that my calendar item is updated (showing their response),
but
without having to manually open them. I would like to set up a Rule
that
will move these to another folder, but processes it and update my
calendar
as
well. I have set up a rule to move this immediately to a folder, but
these
are not getting "processed" and my calendar does not get updated. I
thought
that invitees were not responding, when in actuality they were but were
not
getting loaded to my calendar. Ideally, I a script or process to be
run
by
the Rule that would also update the calendar entry would solve the
problem.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

In google.

outlook+scripts+for+rules

or just
outlook+vbscript

or just
vbscript

outlookcode.com has some information but you might find something close to
what you need in google.

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"Evan-Dr.E-4DSC Productions"

So where do I find the reference manual for commands available in the
scripting language?

Right - you should be able to do that with a script and can use the
script
as a sample to get you pointed in the right direction. I'm not aware of
any
prewritten script that does what you want, unfortunately, so you need to
write one yourself.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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"Evan-Dr.E-4DSC Productions"

Diane:
Thanks for the response. However, the script you pointed me to is to
Auto
Accept someone elses meeting requests.

In my situation these are my requests that I sent to others, they
accept
and
the acceptance is coming back to my inbox. I would like toprocess
their
acceptance and update my existing calendar entry to show they accepted.
This
way when I go to Tracking I see their response, but don't have the
nuisance
of having to manually open each acceptance from my inbox.


:

You might be able to do it using a script - see
http://www.slipstick.com/emo/2007/up071129.htm#3 for a start.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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"Evan-Dr.E-4DSC Productions"
I would like to be able to process meeting acceptances that come
into
my
inbox, such that my calendar item is updated (showing their
response),
but
without having to manually open them. I would like to set up a Rule
that
will move these to another folder, but processes it and update my
calendar
as
well. I have set up a rule to move this immediately to a folder,
but
these
are not getting "processed" and my calendar does not get updated. I
thought
that invitees were not responding, when in actuality they were but
were
not
getting loaded to my calendar. Ideally, I a script or process to be
run
by
the Rule that would also update the calendar entry would solve the
problem.