September 4th, 2008, 01:12 AM
posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
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bug in calendar's tracking
yes, they are all in the inbox folder.
"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in message
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The only workaround is to open the unprocessed items.
BTW - they are all in the Inbox, correct? You aren't moving them to other
folders? They do need to be in the inbox to autoprocess.
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"Zester" wrote in message
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That's why I still believe it's a bug. I know that it's an overused term
but I don't see why one hasn't been processed since last Thursday when
many others have been processed.
Does anyone know if there is a work-around?
Thanks!
"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in message
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They should autoprocess within about a 1/2 hour or so, if they are going
to process - the exact time depends on how much idle time outlook has.
If its idle, it will be within a few min.
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"Zester" wrote in message
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Yes, we are using Exchange server. I'm not sure about desktop antivirus
(The IT team does a lot of stuff on my computer without going through
me  ) but I use Outlook anti-spam (I just drop the junk mails into
Junk E-mail folder).
I looked at a past event, a response never got processed until now. The
event was on 8/28/08. The response came about 1/2 hour before the event
happens. Some unprocessed responses came *before* the processed
responses. That doesn't tell me if waiting would help.
"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in message
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Are you using Exchange server? What about desktop antivirus or
antispam scanners? If yes on Exchange and no on scanners, then its not
a TNEF problem.
How long do you wait for the messages to autoprocess? (I assume you
have autoprocess enabled in tools, options, email options, tracking,
since you say some don't process.)
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"Zester" wrote in message
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I did a search on that TNEF encoding topic regarding to Outlook but
there was no luck. All receipients use Outlook 2007 and within the
intranet. Why wouldn't TNEF encoding turned on for one but not
another? Is there a way to make sure everybody has it turned on?
thanks!!
"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in message
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If the items do not have TNEF encoding, they won't autoprocess.
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"Zester" wrote in message
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Hi,
I organize many events using Calendar. I often need to track who
has responded to figure out the headcount. The problem is that the
Tracking feature in Outlook 2007 doesn't pick up some responses
unless I make sure I open all of the responses manually. It keeps
saying no-response when the person responded and I see his/her
response in my inbox. This is obviously a bug! Is there a
workaround?
Thanks!!
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