How do I disable all old meeting reminders (from years ago) - outlook

Just installed the new Outlook on mac and sync'd up with gmail and yahoo - but it keeps flooding me with meeting reminders from 10 years ago. How do I disable/delete all these old meeting reminders.

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Redemption with O365 and Creating New Profiles

I'm so glad to see Redemption has survived into the 2020s! I used to use redemption many many years ago & LOVED it. I'm curious, how does it go with profile creation on Win11 / Outlook 365?
I need to push new profiles to a bunch of machines (multiple profiles per machine). Would Redemption be able to do this?
Thanks for the good code!
Tony.

Auto Update for an unreviewed Add On?

We submitted a new add-on some days ago. It is currently under review but this will take some days. On the other hand, it is possible to install the add-on over the app store (with a big hint that it is not reviewed yet).
When we tell our clients to install the unreviewed Add On and the add-on will be approved for example in 2 weeks, will the auto update process work for the users who already installed the add on while unreviewed status?
Yes, the auto update function does work for un-reviewed add-ons (or at least it did the last time I had an add-on in this state). The version that gets reviewed will be the one that is current at the time the reviewer begins reviewing the add-on.
Once the add-on is reviewed, the version to which people are auto-updated is the one which has been most recently reviewed (not any un-reviewed version). Users will generally have the option to manually update to an un-reviewed version which is pending in the review queue. They are not notified that such a version exists. A fully reviewed add-on has the option of having a beta channel which is auto-updated separately.

Indie license expired. Unable to use Studio

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When I bought an annual license last year, my understanding was as per what Xamarin states in their FAQ page (http://xamarin.com/faq):
Your Xamarin license acquired with an annual subscription is perpetual. If you choose not to renew your annual subscription, you will no longer have access to new releases or support, and we will be very sad.
My subscription expired a couple of months ago. When I now try to launch Xamarin Studio and try to launch their EmployeeDirectory sample app, I get the error msg that I have to renew in order to continue using the software.
It's understandable that I should not expect future software updates or support, but to not be able to use the software that I've already paid for seems just plain wrong...
Is there anything I can do about this ?
At this point in time, just install the free version of Xamarin. https://www.xamarin.com/platform

Testing XNA 4.0 games On the XBOX 360 without paying $100 [duplicate]

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I have created an Xbox 360 game with XNA 4.0, and i want to test it on the XBOX 360. I do not want to pay the $100 and you no longer get the first year free when signing up for the XNA creators club.. Is there a way to test my games on the XBOX 360 for free?
If you aren't a student then you are out of luck! If you are a student, head over to http://dreamspark.com and get an account registered. Dreamspark allows for students to receive microsoft development tools for free!

Windows Phone 7 Calendar programmatic access

Is there any way to interact with the Windows Phone 7 calendar?
I have some basic goals of reading from and writing to the calendar and I'm not sure there is a way to do this.
From what I can vcard and ical support are not even there.
The latest(as of August, 2011) release of WP7, codenamed Mango and WP7.1, DOES allows a read only access to calendar and contacts data.
Best way is to listen directly from horse's mouth. Check out the documentation at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh202972%28v=VS.92%29.aspx
The current release of Windows Phone 7 does not allow developers to build applications that interact with the Calendar (see this thread). At this stage, as lukas suggested, you need to roll out your own controls and services to synchronize with Google Calendar, Outlook, etc. You can also look at integrating your application with Live Calendar (see MickN's links in this thread)
HTH, indyfromoz
Im not 100% sure but it is not avaible for now.
Just some free thoughts: Maybe you can interract with a google or outlook calendar in your app via webservices and your user will have the synchronization between the phone calendar and web calendar so maybe this is the way, but I'm just thinking :)

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