@dbeato said in O365 - shared mailbox full access to another calendar.:

YOu can actually give Full Details mailbox permissions to calendar to the Shared Mailbox either with PowerShell or Local in Outlook or Web access.

I'll admit that my user told me they couldn't - I didn't try myself... I'll if if I can remote in and give the shared mailbox access.

These seems rather bizarre that you would give permissions to the shared mailbox because it could be an end around for someone who shouldn't have permission to get them.. but meh.

@Dashrender Confirmed, our MailCow is using ActiveSync to my phone, works beautifully.

@JaredBusch said in Need to txt appt reminders from PC. What app/services have you used?:

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@scottalanmiller said in Need to txt appt reminders from PC. What app/services have you used?:

Postcards basically looks just like Textable, but is free.

OK huh - free? that seems unexpected... but, I'm guessing SMS between carriers is generally free nowadays... soooo....

You still pay for your SMS usage

In that case - Assuming all of your customers are on carriers that have an email to SMS gateway - you can do this completely free through email.

Now to discover that, you'll have to do some work - find what carriers are in use by your customers, then check for a gateway... that could be time consuming.. but hey - could really pay off with a free solution.

What you may need to do is log in to the Calendar's web interface on Google... then go to Settings.

Then click on the Calendar you need to sync... and then scroll to the bottom and get the "Secret Adddress in iCal format"

Then Link that one in iCal on the Mac... I think you add it by URL... But that should give you 2 way Syncing, not a one time import.

@scottalanmiller said in O365: OWA Recover deleted Calendar:

Now that we can mark them, I'm going to slowly try to work through getting them all closed.

I was going to unmark as question - since it was so old. I don't know if you can do that, but on topics of a certain age, you may do this rather then bringing them forward.

Up to you of course.

@stacksofplates I am pretty happy with it over all.

It only auto accepts the first event for that time slot (until the meeting is over) and then declines the rest.

There's an apt phrase that I picked up while in Africa that applies well to this. It's not broken, it's just cheap.

I've been using calendar.google.com since I accepted that at least one company will know more about me than I do myself. I've got other apps pulling the schedule in as well.

Update. If I create an event on the Surface with the calendar it shows up in the Zoho calendar, however if I create an event in Zoho it does not show up on the Surface.

@Hubtech Oh, didn't realize you're a partner yourself. Sorry. Lol