Reminders pop on deleted appointments

S

Steve

I have a rule set up to delete all incoming appointments with specific words
in the subject line. The rule works fine but the reminders on those
appointments still pop. How can I prevent the reminders from popping?
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Hmm. it sounds like its deleting the message but the appointment is still
added to your calendar. Are you moving to deleted folder or deleting
permanently? If you permanently delete it won't add it to your calendar
while just moving to deleted folder doesn't prevent it from being processed
as tentative.

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S

Steve

That was it, I was moving it to the deleted items folder. I changed the rule
to permanantly delete it and the reminder no longer pops.

Thanks,

Diane Poremsky said:
Hmm. it sounds like its deleting the message but the appointment is still
added to your calendar. Are you moving to deleted folder or deleting
permanently? If you permanently delete it won't add it to your calendar
while just moving to deleted folder doesn't prevent it from being processed
as tentative.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Steve said:
I have a rule set up to delete all incoming appointments with specific
words
in the subject line. The rule works fine but the reminders on those
appointments still pop. How can I prevent the reminders from popping?
 

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