Automatically accept tasks
Thanks for the suggestions.
I've now got the Meeting Request AutoAccept script working OK, All I have to
do know is work out how to adapt it.
Any suggestions on sources of info on writing Exchange VBScripts ?
(Books, Websites, etc)
Tim.
Quote:
>I don't think you can do it with a simple rule, but it might be possible to
>adapt Robert Strong's autoaccept script for appointments, found at
>http://www.exchangecode.com.
>--
>Sue Mosher
>Author of "The Microsoft Outlook E-mail and Fax Guide"
>Exchange and Outlook FAQs at http://www.slipstick.com/exchange/
>> I don't see anything in the stock Rules included with Outlook that would
>> let you do this. Check Slipstick though and see if you can find a
>> third-party app that might have a Rule to do this.
>> http://www.slipstick.com/exchange
>> --
>> Answers to many of the questions commonly asked here can be found in
>> Microsoft's Outlook FAQ:
>> http://support.microsoft.com/support/outlook/faq/ol98/
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>> Regards,
>> Chris Burnham
>> Grand Rapids, MI
>> > I've created a dummy user to hold a department task list.
>> > (public folder task lists don't let you assign tasks)
>> > People can create new tasks OK, and the Dept.Manager can allocate them
>> to
>> > others.
>> > When people accept these tasks and later send updates, the update
>> messages
>> > sit in the dummy account Inbox.
>> > Is it possible to set it to automatically accept incoming tasks and
>> updates
>> > so it can run without human intervention ?
>> > Thanks,
>> > Tim.
