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Some people, when confronted with a calendaring problem, think "I know, I'll use Lotus Notes". Now their subordinates have two problems.
by lsb 16y ago
Some people, when confronted with a calendaring problem, think "I know, I'll use Lotus Notes". Now their subordinates have two problems.
- JanezStupar 16y agoIn my experience calendaring in Lotus Notes is excellent. As long as you are willing to leave your "but Outlook does it like that" attitude behind.
- scott_s 16y agoSometimes I'll open a calendar notice in Notes, and it will tell me that this notice contains updates to a scheduled event that has unprocessed updates, and would I like to process those updates? That's broken. Updating events I do not own, but am participating in, should be passive. Yes, it happens in my data in Notes, but even at the conceptual level, I don't own those events. If there is a change, my calendar should be automatically updated, and then I should be informed about it. Instead, I get informed about it, and if I neglect to open that notice, the change does not get processed. Viewing the note in the preview pane is not enough - even thought I've checked the option to consider mails "read" when they appear in the preview pane.