> Yes, not for the first time ROTFLOL!
> but you are not alone. The process appears to > new to most of us (myself included) who don't work for large businesses > where this sort of thing is customary. I was surprised to see it too, but > curious about it rather than offended. Same here - I wasn't irked about being reminded about the conduit, but rather that a mechanism seems to be operational that allows a stealth appointment with reminder to be sent to other people's calendars - particularly in mailing lists. This would not be good if it can be exploited by spammers. > General Preferences / Calendar / � Tentatively add events when invitations > are received Yeah, but what if I want this feature to be on (because it is useful), but also not be surprised by appointments popping up that I did not know about. Apparently, even deleting the original file won't remove the appointment. > Most of us here have had Entourage X since last fall and yet this is the > first time it's happened, so it's hardly being abused. Because until now, no one has known about it, and no one has used within a mailing list context. Once something is know, just wait, the potential for abuse with something like that is scary. > When you get an invitation you can Cancel it immediately, and then you won't > get the reminder if the sender has added one. I didn't even know I received an invitation, originally. This might merit looking into it a bit more. Harry -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
