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Adding disclaimers to calendar invite emails can cause problems and confusion for end users. The problem arises if a transport rule tries to add a disclaimer to this inbound sharing invitation. First, some background. If a transport rule cannot add a disclaimer, the default action it takes is to wrap the message. This means that the original message will be attached as a .eml file to a new message which will contain the disclaimer. Please follow below action plan- The best course of action here is to not add disclaimers to calendar invitation emails. This can easily be done by adding an exception clause to the existing transport rule. The transport rule exception would contain, “Except if… The subject or body includes…” has invited you to view his or her Microsoft Exchange Calendar Sharing invitation Sharing request I'd like to share my calendar with you With this in place, the transport rule will no longer trigger on calendar invitation emails, and thus leaving the end user with a positive experience For better understanding, refer to attached screenshot.

Hello we would like to share a calendar created by either a member of staff or via an IT technician (with office 365 admin rights). We created a calendar, also tested a calendar share with an existing calendar and when we come to share the calendar within the organisation Share this calendar: meeting calendar send a sharing invitation in email enter email address people inside organisation - can view all details the people we share the calendar with are prompted to download the calendar from an attachment instead of it just linking in with your calendars Any ideas how we can link the office 365 calendar to other people in the organisation

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Can you direct me where i find web cashier as i cant find option

Sorry, i may of not explained myself proper, looking at charging for coloured paper, card, glossy etc

Wondered how do I set up charging for different types of paper within paper cut

We are reviewing our reprographics prices, just wondered what your school currently charges: Ours are as follows: Paper A4 paper £2.30 Colour A4 paper £5.10 Laminating £0.20 Binding cover + comb £0.30 Black inked side - £0.004 Colour inked side - £0.11

Which printing paper does your school use and where do you buy it from, how much do you pay we looking for reams of 80g multi purpose for printers and staff photocopiers

Hello i am new to using power shell as we are behind times at our school. Just wondered if anybody knows of any good online tutorials, courses etc that can teach me about powershell from basic level. I know i can google powershell but looking for really useful websites if possible

I am working on a joomla website for our school and would like to display a bank of pdfs embeded into page from either onedrive, google drive or a folder in joomla directory. This is so we can display letters to parents. does anybody do this or know how to do this?

Wondered how many schools run the qualification of ECDL Level1 or Level 2? How many of you (ICT technicians) actually are the Invidulatiors for ECDL in your school, or who are your internal invigilators?

Just wondered if anybody has experience of using joomla and know if their is any code for the module class suffix to move the menu from the left to the right

Impero used to be good, but now keeps crashing, not logging correctly even on role back versions and latest versions. Has anybody moved away from Impero and using anything different?

Just wondered what lables do you use for your laptops? do you have the name of the laptop printed or an asset number or both recorded on a sticker.

We are going to build a new school website (thinking of wordpress) can we use the free wordpress and import a free or paid template within wordpress? or do we have to pay a monthly amount for features to wordpress to use the templates we purchase. Also does your school use wordpress or a free webbuilding site? if so please can you post your webaddress so we can see ideas on features used and the template you have used. Thank you in advance