Hetz Ben Hamo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> More details - in wednsday..
That's a nice afikoman, sure, but I have a very general question in
relation to all of that (Connector, whatever this screenshot shows,
etc).
Yes, I would like interoperability with all the unwashed masses that
use the bloody Outlook to send/acept/reject appointments etc. However,
this should not force me to use a particular MUA. Especially not one
that simulates Outlook's interface (quite pitiful, IMHO), or lacks
some features that my favourite MUA has.
With all the (open source?) software that is supposed to talk to the
stupid Outlook in terms of calendar maintenance etc, is there a
published protocol that I can use to hack my (totally open source)
favourite MUA to send properly formatted appointment invitations or
replies? The only thing I am interested in is that the drone on the
other end will get the proper accept/reject/whatever when I send it.
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