On 15/7/02 9:35 pm, "Paul Berkowitz" wrote:
> On 7/15/02 1:18 PM, "Harry Zink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>> (and they're very obvious when you get
>>> them)
>>
>> They are NOT, if they are part of a mailing list, and you have mailing list
>> rules that automatically file stuff away. Has anyone thought about that?
>>
>>> before you put them in your Storage folder that you call by the quaint
>>> name of "Deleted Items", press the button called Cancel Invitations. And/Or
>>> turn off the Reminder.
>>
>> See, I *never* saw any sort of 'invitation' pop up... That's what's
>> irksome...
>>
> That would only be if you don't read your email. If you read your email
> you'll see the invitation and can decline, as I just declined yours.
> ("Cancel Invitation" is incorrect - don't know why the recipient even sees
> that.) You can decline in the email or delete the event - either way works,
> at any time.
>
Not the complete story Paul. You only see those links if you read your
messages in their own window. If, like me, you read mail in the preview
pane, you won't see those links.
However, what you will see, and what I did see and recognise, was that the
invitation has a different icon on the message list. I saw this, recognised
it for what it was and opened the invitation in it's own window to decline
it.
The whole row seems to hinge on the fact that people didn't recognise it for
what it was - mainly, I suspect, because many people don't use invitations
and there is no printed manual to read in your spare time.
--
Barry Wainwright
<http://www.barryw.net>
I may not practise what I preach, but God forbid that I preach what I
practise! -- G.K. Chesterton
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