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Wednesday, May 27, 2015 | |
Got a meeting request that borked Outlook, so I started a-googlin'. Here's the easily found Microsoft support article:
How do you fix problem 1? Oh, so glad you asked! It's easy!
Or, if it's problem 2., it's even more fun! You can go read an RFC.
Wow. The worst part of this is the date of the last update to this support article.
These don't seem like particularly difficult thing to kludge around. How is it that such an easily definable set of edge cases can't be kludged into Outlook 2010 at some point in the last three and a half years? Are there really that many more important issues? Sounds like this could be fixed in a good weekend of work, plus a few hours of QA. Release it as an unsupported script or translation utility, for heaven's sake. /sigh Outlook fail. Update: ExQuilla imported the ics file, no problems. Labels: outlook fail posted by ruffin at 5/27/2015 04:23:00 PM |
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