In what way can't you see them? Are no appointments showing or do you get
the slashes?
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-----Original Message-----
From: jedison@... [mailto:jedison@...]
Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 1999 11:39
To: outlook-users@egroups.com
Subject: [ol-users] Calendaring issues??

Is anyone else having extensive calendaring problems? I am always getting
calls about users not being able to see each others free/busy times.  I have
tried running /cleanfreebusy switch (works 10%), creating a new profile
(works 5%), and exporting - deleting mailbox - recreating mailbox -
importing mail (works 100%). Has anyone come up with an easier solution to
these problems?

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I think MS just wants to get the advertising bang out of everyone having to
visit the web site to see the map pages and I don't think that MS could care
less about putting other map software companies out of business.

Larry Dula

-----Original Message-----
From: Diane Poremsky [mailto:poremsky@...]
Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 1999 11:56 AM
To: outlook-users@egroups.com
Subject: [ol-users] Re: Link to Expedia map program

the problem is there are so many map programs to interface with... each
works a bit differently for parsing addresses to the search engine... it
would be impossible for MS to offer it for any thing other than expedia
(maybe map point) and then users would complain because they would either
need to use the web interface all the time or be forced to buy expedia...
with loudest grips by owners of other map programs (and maybe those
developers too) It would be a death toll to any other map program... and
some are actually better than expedia.

this was discussed during the outlook98 beta... several people wanted a cd
option... and the comments above are basically the answer we were given.

what would be great, is if MS saw fit to include expedia with office...  but
you'd still run into a problem with keeping data current.... and could add
more full to the DOJ fire...

> -----Original Message-----
  > I think we are missing the point on this issue. I believe the key on this
> issue will be to have a CONFIGURABLE OPTION to choose the map option,
> whether is a service on the web or a local software package.
>

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the problem is there are so many map programs to interface with... each
works a bit differently for parsing addresses to the search engine... it
would be impossible for MS to offer it for any thing other than expedia
(maybe map point) and then users would complain because they would either
need to use the web interface all the time or be forced to buy expedia...
with loudest grips by owners of other map programs (and maybe those
developers too) It would be a death toll to any other map program... and
some are actually better than expedia.

this was discussed during the outlook98 beta... several people wanted a cd
option... and the comments above are basically the answer we were given.

what would be great, is if MS saw fit to include expedia with office...  but
you'd still run into a problem with keeping data current.... and could add
more full to the DOJ fire...

> -----Original Message-----
  > I think we are missing the point on this issue. I believe the key on this
> issue will be to have a CONFIGURABLE OPTION to choose the map option,
> whether is a service on the web or a local software package.
>

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Is anyone else having extensive calendaring problems? I am always getting calls
about users not being able to see each others free/busy times.  I have tried
running /cleanfreebusy switch (works 10%), creating a new profile (works 5%),
and exporting - deleting mailbox - recreating mailbox - importing mail (works
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I think we are missing the point on this issue. I believe the key on this
issue will be to have a CONFIGURABLE OPTION to choose the map option,
whether is a service on the web or a local software package.

-----Original Message-----
From: Diane Poremsky [mailto:poremsky@...]
Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 1999 9:07 AM
To: outlook-users@egroups.com
Subject: [ol-users] Re: Link to Expedia map program


then there are the other map programs.. if they linked to one cd, everyone
would want links to their favorite program... or complain the MS was forcing
them to buy another MS program to get that feature. Or mappoint owners would
wonder why expedia was linked but not mappoint...

by linking to the web, ms is offering a free service...  and doesn't have to
open additional cans of worms..

> -----Original Message-----
> While I agree this would be a nice feature, not everyone will
> have a local version of Expedia installed on their hard drive.
> As I recall, you need to insert the CD to use it or copy the
> entire CD to your hard drive.
> Additionally, by linking to the Web, the program ensures that the
> most current address configuration appears whereby your Expedia
> Streets may be a year or more out of date.
> Nice idea though would be to give an option with the Map button,
> local or Web.
>

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Perhaps MS could give users a choice.  I can see that this would help all of
us who use outlook as a business and contact tool.

Thanks for your reply,

Larry Dula

-----Original Message-----
From: Diane Poremsky [mailto:poremsky@...]
Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 1999 9:07 AM
To: outlook-users@egroups.com
Subject: [ol-users] Re: Link to Expedia map program

then there are the other map programs.. if they linked to one cd, everyone
would want links to their favorite program... or complain the MS was forcing
them to buy another MS program to get that feature. Or mappoint owners would
wonder why expedia was linked but not mappoint...

by linking to the web, ms is offering a free service...  and doesn't have to
open additional cans of worms..

> -----Original Message-----
> While I agree this would be a nice feature, not everyone will
> have a local version of Expedia installed on their hard drive.
> As I recall, you need to insert the CD to use it or copy the
> entire CD to your hard drive.
> Additionally, by linking to the Web, the program ensures that the
> most current address configuration appears whereby your Expedia
> Streets may be a year or more out of date.
> Nice idea though would be to give an option with the Map button,
> local or Web.
>

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then there are the other map programs.. if they linked to one cd, everyone
would want links to their favorite program... or complain the MS was forcing
them to buy another MS program to get that feature. Or mappoint owners would
wonder why expedia was linked but not mappoint...

by linking to the web, ms is offering a free service...  and doesn't have to
open additional cans of worms..

> -----Original Message-----
> While I agree this would be a nice feature, not everyone will
> have a local version of Expedia installed on their hard drive.
> As I recall, you need to insert the CD to use it or copy the
> entire CD to your hard drive.
> Additionally, by linking to the Web, the program ensures that the
> most current address configuration appears whereby your Expedia
> Streets may be a year or more out of date.
> Nice idea though would be to give an option with the Map button,
> local or Web.
>

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While I agree this would be a nice feature, not everyone will have a local
version of Expedia installed on their hard drive.  As I recall, you need to
insert the CD to use it or copy the entire CD to your hard drive.
Additionally, by linking to the Web, the program ensures that the most current
address configuration appears whereby your Expedia Streets may be a year or more
out of date.
Nice idea though would be to give an option with the Map button, local or Web.

Original Article: http://www.egroups.com/list/outlook-users/?start=17
> I use outlook for my contact file and I use expedia to look up the addresses
of my customers.  If outlook would link the map icon to the program running on
my computer instead of looking up the map on the expedia web site.
>
> Please comment,
>
> Larry Dula
>

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Fundamentally flawed means:

1. Filters only work if e-mail messages are left in the personal information
store (i.e. on the server). The Inbox Assistant is useless if items are to be
transferred to personal folders.

2. The interface is overly graphic. Ask any laptop user in the field trying to
get his office mail from a motel room over a 28.8k connection. You can download
100 messages from a POP server before even connecting to an Exchange server
using the Outlook GUI.

3. None of the Outlook components are deletable.

4. There is no way to automatically age-out (i.e. delete, based on age) old
mails.

5. There is no built-in protection from viruses.

I could go on, but those are sore points here.

I could go on and on, but those are sore points with me as a support technician
and network administrator.

At 04:46 PM 2/16/99 -0500, you wrote:
>
> I haven't found the IMO performance to be bad at all. I've done most of my
> testing on a P166 with 40mb RAM as opposed to my usual machine (PII-400 with
> 128mb RAM) so I'm getting a realistic performance out of O2K.
>
> Also, what do you mean by "fundamentally flawed"?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Joseph D. Phillips [mailto:nice_joe@...]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 1999 3:20 PM
> To: outlook-users@egroups.com
> Subject: [ol-users] Re: OL2K & MS Phone
>
>
> Why does anyone bother with OL2K? The whole GUI is fundamentally flawed and
the performance is absolutely terrible.
>
> I'd use Eudora Pro 4.01 using IMAP4 but recipients don't see my name as the
sender -- they instead see my name as listed by SMTP.
>
> If anyone knows a workaround for that, I'd REALLY appreciate it.
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Agreed! I have often wished for this feature. It should be a selectable
option.

Brent

-----Original Message-----
From: larrydula@... [mailto:larrydula@...]
Sent: Tue, Feb 16, 99 1:50 PM
To: outlook-users@egroups.com
Subject: [ol-users] Link to Expedia map program


I use outlook for my contact file and I use expedia to look up the addresses
of my customers.  If outlook would link the map icon to the program running
on my computer instead of looking up the map on the expedia web site.

Please comment,

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Why does anyone bother with OL2K? The whole GUI is fundamentally flawed and the
performance is absolutely terrible.

I'd use Eudora Pro 4.01 using IMAP4 but recipients don't see my name as the
sender -- they instead see my name as listed by SMTP.

If anyone knows a workaround for that, I'd REALLY appreciate it.

Thanks.

At 05:16 AM 2/14/99 +0000, you wrote:
>I could not get MS Phone and OL2K Beta 2 to work together. Anyone else tried
>this? I get an error stating that my pst file is already in use.
>
>Brent
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I use outlook for my contact file and I use expedia to look up the addresses of
my customers.  If outlook would link the map icon to the program running on my
computer instead of looking up the map on the expedia web site.

Please comment,

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Is this true in Outlook 98 too? Or do you mean VBA code?  And what's an Event
Service script?
Original Article: http://www.egroups.com/list/outlook-users/?start=10
> Outlook 2000 won't automatically journal email messages sent to public
contacts. But there are several ways to do this in code, either with a custom
message form or with application level procedures or with an Event Service
script.
>
> Original Article: http://www.egroups.com/list/outlook-users/?start=4
> > Glad to be in at the ground floor!  This is great.
> >
> > I've been working on public journalling (i.e. automating journalling to
public
> > folders) lately.  Everything I've tried has proved all I've read: Outlook
will
> > not support this.  However, it seems if we only had access to the journal
> > field in the Contact form, we could manipulate its data; I've even thought
> > about copying a contact from a public folder back to the Mailbox, letting
> > Outlook load a journal item, then copying it back (i.e. keeping a "copy" of
> > the Contact in the Mailbox), but I can't get at the journal records from the
> > Contact.  I noticed Outlook 2000 will incorporate auto-journalling for
public
> > folders, but will it do so for public contacts?  Anyone's thoughts? (And no,
I
> > don't want to go back to an ACT!-like arrangement of centrally distributed
e-mail).
> >
>

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Hi...
I would like to journal ALL email (not just for those contacts with the
journal flag set)

Am I right in thinking this would need a "custom action" for the "rules
wizard"?

If so, where can I look for information(samples/examples) on how to code such a
thing?

Thanks in advance...
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A reminder that calculates when to trigger based on working days, including
public (and private) holidays.

Eg I know my credit card payment needs to be sent 5 working days before it is
due, which is usually the 3rd.  However, I want the reminder to take account of
holidays and weekends, so it actually gives me time to post it.  For tasks, a
reminder done in working days would also be much more useful.

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I had a similar problem a while back. The solution was to rename
\windows\system\wintrust.dll to something else and retry the download.

The Outlook 98 install will reinstall the wintrust.dll file.

Good luck

- Ted

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| To: outlook-users@egroups.com
| Subject: [ol-users] Unable to download Outlook 98
|
|
| Hello!
|
| I'm having a problem downloading Outlook 98. When I run the setup
| program it connects to the net and receives the available
| download sites. But no matter which site i choose Active Setup
| immediately responds with "Setup could not retrieve the
| information needed for the installation. The network is probably
| busy. Please run Setup again later."
|
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This problem has happened to me as well with IE4 and Oulook98.  Try this
Reboot in DOS mode and go to the windows\system directory and rename the
following files
Wininet.dll
Urlmon.dll
Shdocvw.dll
Shlwapi.dll
Wintrust.dll
Digsig.dll
Inseng.dll
Jobexec.dll
Rename all these files using XXX as the extension
Example wininet.dll rename to wininet.xxx
Now reboot and try to reinstall





Original Article: http://www.egroups.com/list/outlook-users/?start=8
> Hello!
>
> I'm having a problem downloading Outlook 98. When I run the setup program it
connects to the net and receives the available download sites. But no matter
which site i choose Active Setup immediately responds with "Setup could not
retrieve the information needed for the installation. The network is probably
busy. Please run Setup again later."
>
> Can somebody help me out?
>
> Regards,
> Harald Inge
>

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Outlook 2000 won't automatically journal email messages sent to public contacts.
But there are several ways to do this in code, either with a custom message form
or with application level procedures or with an Event Service script.

Original Article: http://www.egroups.com/list/outlook-users/?start=4
> Glad to be in at the ground floor!  This is great.
>
> I've been working on public journalling (i.e. automating journalling to public
> folders) lately.  Everything I've tried has proved all I've read: Outlook will
> not support this.  However, it seems if we only had access to the journal
> field in the Contact form, we could manipulate its data; I've even thought
> about copying a contact from a public folder back to the Mailbox, letting
> Outlook load a journal item, then copying it back (i.e. keeping a "copy" of
> the Contact in the Mailbox), but I can't get at the journal records from the
> Contact.  I noticed Outlook 2000 will incorporate auto-journalling for public
> folders, but will it do so for public contacts?  Anyone's thoughts? (And no, I
> don't want to go back to an ACT!-like arrangement of centrally distributed
e-mail).
>

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The closest you can get is color in a printout using the Word template at
http://www.slipstick.com/exchange/gallery.htm#myolcal. This is still the case in
Outlook 2000.

Original Article: http://www.egroups.com/list/outlook-users/?start=5
> While in the Calendar, Monthly viewer, is there any way to emphasize important
appointments with different color fonts or at least the bold font?  If not, are
there any "downloads" that add this capability?  Ideally, you should be able to
specify different colors for different catagories of appointments.
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Hello!

I'm having a problem downloading Outlook 98. When I run the setup program it
connects to the net and receives the available download sites. But no matter
which site i choose Active Setup immediately responds with "Setup could not
retrieve the information needed for the installation. The network is probably
busy. Please run Setup again later."

Can somebody help me out?

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It won't work with builds earlier than 2408. You'll get that error if you try to
have both open at once. You'll also need to be in corporate/workgroup mode.

Original Article: http://www.egroups.com/list/outlook-users/?start=6
> I could not get MS Phone and OL2K Beta 2 to work together. Anyone else tried
this? I get an error stating that my pst file is already in use.
>
> Brent
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I could not get MS Phone and OL2K Beta 2 to work together. Anyone else tried
this? I get an error stating that my pst file is already in use.

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While in the Calendar, Monthly viewer, is there any way to emphasize important
appointments with different color fonts or at least the bold font?  If not, are
there any "downloads" that add this capability?  Ideally, you should be able to
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Glad to be in at the ground floor!  This is great.

I've been working on public journalling (i.e. automating journalling to public
folders) lately.  Everything I've tried has proved all I've read: Outlook will
not support this.  However, it seems if we only had access to the journal
field in the Contact form, we could manipulate its data; I've even thought
about copying a contact from a public folder back to the Mailbox, letting
Outlook load a journal item, then copying it back (i.e. keeping a "copy" of
the Contact in the Mailbox), but I can't get at the journal records from the
Contact.  I noticed Outlook 2000 will incorporate auto-journalling for public
folders, but will it do so for public contacts?  Anyone's thoughts? (And no, I
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it so far.
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Please select one of the following:

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    o I'll install Outlook 2000 after the Year 2000 crisis passes.
    o I don't have a choice; my company controls what's installed on my computer.
    o I don't have any plans to install Outlook 2000.


by going to the following Web form:

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