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In 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.
by JanezStupar 16y ago
In 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.