Ask Different Asked by jxy on December 31, 2020
Every time I accept a meeting invitation from Mail or Calendar, the invitation email automatically went to Mail’s Trash folder. Is there a way to stop Mail from deleting accepted email invitations? Most of the times the invitation email contains useful informations, and I really don’t want to delete those.
Apple Mail does not have the option for "Kind". I am on 10.14 Mojave.
I did some comparing Email Headers and I ended up creating a custom rule in Apple Mail:
(This is for Apple Mail that is connecting to Microsoft Exchange Email Server using Office365)
So far this is working excellent. I have a history of all invitations in there. The key is to not click on the buttons for them to accept/decline/maybe or OK if it is another meeting notice or cancellation.
Screenshot below.
Hope this helps others out there as well!
Answered by alv on December 31, 2020
I'm using Catalina 10.15.5... Outlook drives me crazy by auto-deleting invites rather than ASKING recipients where they want the invite after they respond. So presumptuous of Microsoft to delete invites which almost always contain useful info.
You can save it in your IN box by going to: Rules - New Rule
RULE NAME: Give it a name
WHEN A NEW MESSAGE ARRIVES THAT MEETS ALL THESE CONDITIONS: Sent to/is: YOU Subject or Body contains "invite" or "invited"
DO THE FOLLOWING: Move to Folder - Use arrows to choose your Inbox
OK
Answered by SafetyFirst on December 31, 2020
I think that you need to select "Attachment Type", then select the option is "Executable". Has anyone tried this? My MBP is running macOS Catalina 10.15.3, I'll test this to see if it works.
Answered by handpaintedstudio on December 31, 2020
You can set a mailbox rule, that when a message is both in trash, and is a Meeting request, move it to the inbox (or a folder/area of your choice).
Screenshot is OSX which I imply that you are using. This would be possible on Windows too with a similar approach.
Answered by Justin J James on December 31, 2020
Get help from others!
Recent Questions
Recent Answers
© 2024 TransWikia.com. All rights reserved. Sites we Love: PCI Database, UKBizDB, Menu Kuliner, Sharing RPP