Re: M$ Outlook or Exchange server with gnus-imap?

[Michael "Hühne" <mhuehne@hotmail.com>]

Hello Tran,

many tanks for your support.
If I read my E-Mail via IMAP or POP3 from an Exchange server, how can I 
manage to let the messages containg the calendar and schedule items 
untouched ? During my former POP3 days I have always downloaded all the 
stored messages.

... It is no bigger problem for me to do appointments via Outlook and mail 
via Emacas and GNUS, but how can I differenciate between mail, scheduler and 
calendar item ?

>From: Tran Duc Trung <trung.tranduc@prague.ixos.cz>
>To: Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE
>CC: nnimap@extundo.com,  mhuehne@hotmail.com
>Subject: Re: M$ Outlook or Exchange server with gnus-imap?
>Date: 04 Jun 1999 10:47:15 +0200
>
>You can definitely use nnimap to read & write mails against
>M$ Exchange Server (I do day to day). Exchange Calendar and Schedule
>are M$ highly proprietary. Your friend must use Outlook
>to access them.
>
>--trung
>
>Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE writes:
>
> > A friend of mine might be moving into an environment where M$ software
> > will be used for mail as well as scheduling and todo lists and the
> > like.  I don't know if that's Outlook or Exchange or something else
> > entirely.
> >
> > Anyway, I wonder if it is possible to read the mail with gnus-imap (if
> > the IMAP module is installed) yet still possible to participate in
> > their scheduling and calendaring thingy.  Does anybody here have any
> > experience with that?  (I don't even know if requests for an
> > appointment are distributed via mail in that environment and thus show
> > up in gnus-imap, or if that works in some other way.)
> >
> > Thanks,
> > kai
> > --
> > Abort this operation?   [OK]  [Cancel]
>




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Michael Hühne

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