On 12 Jun, 2007, at 10:06, Aparna Kadakia wrote:
Grant,
I believe I am the original publisher of the Office calendar and I
believe when we share any calendar, triage status is checked by
default.
So the question is:
That's two questions :)
1. why does it trigger unnecessary changes?
Because anytime someone else changes the triage status of an event
(or possibly auto-triages it, I'm not sure), it will show up in the
"Now" section of everyone else's Dashboard view of the office
calendar. So far as I can tell, a bunch of events from the office
calendar -- ones I've never touched -- are showing up as conflicts
for me due to triage status changes by Mimi.
2. should the default triage status on the publish dialog be
unchecked?
Yes. Unless you want to be using the office calendar as a task
management tool :o.
--Grant
Aparna
On Jun 12, 2007, at 9:59 AM, Grant Baillie wrote:
On a related note, why is triage status being shared on the office
calendar? I don't think that makes any sense for an office-wide
calendar, and it seems to trigger unnecessary changes.
--Grant
On 12 Jun, 2007, at 09:42, Morgen Sagen wrote:
Every couple days or so I have been removing bogus events from
the office calendar, such as the "Lorem ipsum..." ones, or the
duplicate "Ops Group Meeting" ones, and inevitably they
reappear. I suspect this is because one or more dump files
(oops, I mean "export" files) still containing these events are
being reloaded and sticking those events back on the calendar.
I'm trying to think of a way we can permanently scrub these
events out of existence without causing too much inconvenience
for everyone. Ideally we could declare today a "resubscribe day"
and have everyone not reload their .chex files, but instead use a
settings (.ini) file to resubscribe to their calendars, and then
export new .chex files.
How does that sound?
~morgen
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