One more to add to the list.
I noticed that Email is not synching. I could see new email in webmail and waited an hour but the new email never downloaded to Outlook.
I used the Reset Folder feature which did synch the email from the server but it also redated all email.
thx and hopefully some information on some of the issues posted here are forthcoming soon.
Glenn
Email not Synching with Outlook
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Re: Email not Synching with Outlook
There is an additional update to which we are still testing prior to release.
It can be downloaded from www.mailenable.com/beta/MESetup120c.EXE
I think you have a ticket open, I will check the status from our end as well.
It can be downloaded from www.mailenable.com/beta/MESetup120c.EXE
I think you have a ticket open, I will check the status from our end as well.
Regards, Andrew
Re: Email not Synching with Outlook
Hi Andrew
It doesn't seem to work.
I've installed and restarted the computer but email/calendar still does not sync unless I reset.
It doesn't seem to work.
I've installed and restarted the computer but email/calendar still does not sync unless I reset.
Re: Email not Synching with Outlook
I was doing a little more testing and there's still some quirky behaviour going on.
Email wasn't syncing so I used the reset folder option to test some shared calendar functions. Prior to that I removed Orphaned cached items and cleared delegates. It took a bunch of emails randomly (about 25% of the email in the store) and redated them to Jan. 12, 11:15 except two test email I sent this morning which retained their correct time so now they've been sorted to the bottom of the list. Strange. It must be related to some earlier testing and those emails had bad headers.
What are Orphaned cached items and delegates?
Further Observations: I just clicked on each of the emails I mentioned above and it looks each reset the time stamp again as I clicked on each one. Strange.
I know you guys are doing your best to keep up with all the bugs reports. This is a new product after all.
thx
Glenn
Email wasn't syncing so I used the reset folder option to test some shared calendar functions. Prior to that I removed Orphaned cached items and cleared delegates. It took a bunch of emails randomly (about 25% of the email in the store) and redated them to Jan. 12, 11:15 except two test email I sent this morning which retained their correct time so now they've been sorted to the bottom of the list. Strange. It must be related to some earlier testing and those emails had bad headers.
What are Orphaned cached items and delegates?
Further Observations: I just clicked on each of the emails I mentioned above and it looks each reset the time stamp again as I clicked on each one. Strange.
I know you guys are doing your best to keep up with all the bugs reports. This is a new product after all.
thx
Glenn
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Re: Email not Synching with Outlook
Hi,
I understand from a colleague that there was a problem with a missing DLL from our install kit on your server. There have also been some significant changes on the client recently to attempt to correct some of these issues. So with all these changes, could you please check again with the latest release (1.2 is now released, available from the downloads section of the website) and confirm that the problem still exists for you. If it does, we will have a closer look at the content of some of these messages.
Thanks, Nick.
I understand from a colleague that there was a problem with a missing DLL from our install kit on your server. There have also been some significant changes on the client recently to attempt to correct some of these issues. So with all these changes, could you please check again with the latest release (1.2 is now released, available from the downloads section of the website) and confirm that the problem still exists for you. If it does, we will have a closer look at the content of some of these messages.
Thanks, Nick.
