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How do I make the Smarter Mail calendar the primary (Default for user)
Question asked by Kenneth Knudsen - 3/2/2016 at 5:28 PM
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I have created an IMAP account for a user with Office 2010 and added the Smarter Mail Calendar as a sharepoint list. (Add to Outlook feature)
But when the user accepts a meeting invitation it do not get put in to the smarter mail calendar.
 
I have tried to change default data file under control panel -> mail -> account settings but im not able to change this as making the data file default is greyed out!
 
Anyone have a solution to this issue, im getting a little frustrated ad the customer do not need this issue as well.

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Vincent Sammons Replied
I would love to get the answer to this problem! I migrated from Exchange to SmarterMail and this is one of my biggest regrets due to the lack of outlook integration.
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Heimir Eidskrem Replied
Vincent, does MAPI not work for you?

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Vincent Sammons Replied
I am using IMAP vs MAPI
I am able to get the calendar into Outlook via CalDAV but not able to make it the default calendar within Outlook.
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Heimir Eidskrem Replied
If you are using IMAP you will not get what you are looking for.
If you moved from Exchange to Smartmail while using IMAP will make you disappointed.
Smartermail MAPI is much more like Exchange then IMAP will every be.
Look into MAPI.  


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Proto Replied
Keneth:

We had mixed results with getting Outlook 2010 to accept an alternate calendar (any calendar, not just SM) as the default calendar; however, I do recall that it did work for some users in some builds.  You may want to take a look at the "Add to Outlook" feature available from the menu in the web interface.  We have not used it since v17 and MAPI coming available but I did just check and it is still there.  In v17 you may see an example by selecting the calendar then clicking on the ellipses.  It is located in a similar place in earlier versions.  When we did have success, we used the Add to Outlook method. How it works is well covered in earlier threads if you do a search.  We did have some success then syncing with smartphones using EAS and also with early Blackberries without a BES server when they were popular by using an EAS like 3rd party plugin but the Outlook part of it was the problem any time we had a problem.  It was better with 2013 but Microsoft gave up trying to fix both those versions I believe.  I do get that we are stuck trying to do the best we can for legacy clients though, no rant or soap boxing here.  On the bright side, with Outlook 2010 now well past EOL you shouldn't be plagued by updates resetting it to the default local calendar.




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