viernes, 12 mar. 2021 at 00:26, it seems you wrote: > I respect your opinion.
> On my side, I receive .ics attachments when companies or large organisations > make appointments. These days they often virtual appointments, so they also > include a link too. Obviously, this is some Outlook-internal format. I can > neither read the appoinment date/time nor do I have access to the link. I > don't even use thr Outlook calendar, I use the Google calendar. > I have no idea how to solve this problem. Now, I have to always send them an > email back and ask for a clear-text info, which of course is annoying for > them and looks bad for me. One person once asked me, "why don't you just use > Outlook like everybody else?" > Software applications, especially those used in working envirnments, are > often integrated applications these days. Yes, it was different in the last > century and I was of the opinion then that an email client should be limited > to (stay focussed on) email. Times have changed. > I support the idea of a calendar, and I would like the option to synch it > with my Google calendar. Just my 2 cents worth. I'm on the same position as you. We cannot read that messages and cannot answer the question if we will be on that meeting or not. I need to open those messages on my cell phone to accept the meeting. If it's an optional plugin or not it will be ok for me. But as you described at this moment those types of emails are a problem using TB!. Regards, -- /\ / Using The Bat! x64 9.3.3 Professional + OTFE with iKey1000 / \ / \ / Windows (10.0.19042 ) / \/ e t \/ i c i o u s Plugins: AntiSpamSniper 3.3.4.6 ........................ Spanish Translator of The Bat! ________________________________________________________ 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
