Is there a way to share my outlook calendar with somebody outside of my organization without them seeing the details of my meetings?
I'd prefer to just black them out and do a Snipit but whatever works...
Something like this:
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Thank you
The Outlook object model doesn't provide anything for that.
But you may configure this on the Exchange server-side or in Outlook manually. Take a look at the following articles:
Share an Outlook calendar with other people
Share your calendar in Outlook on the web
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I am developing a chat application to provide information on users in our organization.
My question is there any way to access someone's calendar without their inference?
if there is a way how to do it?
Writing it as an answer so it's more clear. In case of public Calendars, you still need the owner to give edit permissions to you in order to make changes in the Calendar, like creating events.
For a more complete explanation: Share your calendar with someone
On the Lookup record, I can’t select Contact entity as it is missing from the drop down.
Sorry for the brief question my boss has provided only this much information and my CRM user is not setup for email etc so cannot test it out on outlook myself.
If you guys need more details let me know, I will try to get it.
Just want to know why Contact is not showing up for selection.
Once the users outlook was re-installed(office re-install). this problem went away. Don't know why
Outlook iOS is showing avatar photos from external commercial senders in its list as shown by the attached screen shot. For Amazon it goes a step further and shows a button to track shipments in the shot as well.
I’m trying to figure out how to embed our enterprise logo into emails to achieve the same effect. An email with our logo and perhaps a “click or touch to respond to this support issue” button would help us to stand out. There is no doc I could find online.
Anyone have an idea of how or where to look?
Finally found it! BIMI is what causes this logo to work! Here are the links:
BIMI
https://mailchimp.com/marketing-glossary/bimi/
Check your domain for BIMI
https://bimigroup.org/bimi-generator/
Thanks!
John.
You can display your logo within Outlook by creating and customizing a Bing Pages profile.
Bing Pages lets users manage their own brand on Microsoft products, such as Outlook. It's free and only requires a Twitter account, plus an Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest, Twitch, or TickTock account with 100+ followers that’s made at least one post within the past 30 days.
The Gmail requirement for a Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) can be avoided with these steps:
Create a Google account with your company's email address.
Change the profile picture to your company's logo.
Wait up to 48 hours for the logo to become visible in the inbox.
Do not create the Google account using the "To manage my business" option. This account type isn't able to change its profile picture, and the account type can't be changed after its created.
For everyone else:
First, you will need complete the BIMI specification. Then, you will need to complete any additional requirements that each email service provider may have to display the logo in their inbox. This tutorial walks you through the process and explains everything you need to know.
I have Outlook 2016 using Hosted Exchange. Here's what I need to be able to do:
Add Outlook tasks automatically when adding a contact via a custom form.
Send a premade .doc, .html, or .mshtml file via email to a set of contacts.
Keep track of who has received what premade email
I have some JS experience, but I'm not afraid of getting into .NET or VBA. I'm leaning towards VSTOs because, from what I've read, Office.js doesn't seem to allow for much interoperability between, say, Word and Outlook.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
From what you describe, I would step outside of Outlook all together and use theMicrosoft Graph API. Using Graph you could wire up a Webhook so you can capture when a new Contact is added and then send an email with a file attachment. You could then use Extended Properties to tag each Contact with the document/email they received.
I would also suggest taking a look at Microsoft Flow. For workflow scenarios like this, it may be a better fit.
I want to publish some kind of feed that outlook can read and use to populate its calendar. I'm not having any luck discovering how to do this. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
I'm not sure there's a way to sync them directly. However I know you can hook up your Outlook Calendar to link to Google Calendar, and due to the nature of Google Calendar there's alot you can do with that data:
Linking Outlook and Google Calendars
Linking Google Calendar with RSS Feeds
The solution was an iCalendar feed link, which works like RSS and updates dynamically.