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UPDATE: this only happens with the beta channel release. the standard channel I have on another computer works fine. then another question is... what is the reason behind this change?
hi all, starting this afternoon (october 17) when I try to copy from O365 to a local PST a calendar invite with participants on it (regardless of whether I created or received it) I receive an error message 'copying meetings is not supported'.
the only annoying workaround is to open the occurrence, save it to the desktop, drag and drop it to the PST. not ideal.
until yesterday when drag-dropping the same calendar invite, I would receive a message asking if I want to copy the occurrence or the series, and *poof* done.
OS: win 11 22h2 all updates installed, OS build 22621.2428, experience pack 1000.22674.1000.0, already restarted even though I know it wouldn't solve the issue. nothing in the event viewer.
outlook: it's the company O365 account. calendar fully synced, Windows client, no new version (come to think of it, the 'new version' button disappeared too from the client). Spoke to a mail admin and to my understanding they haven't activated any strange setting today.
PST: tried to move the calendar invite to two different, I am the owner, they are on my pc, permissions are right, files are small so limit size has not been reached.
calendar events: only events (series or standard occurrences) with participants in it are affected. all events created by myself and for myself can be copied as usual.
I checked the release notes and I can't see anything related to this.
so my questions are ... is it a new behavior? can it be deactivated given how irritating it is? any workaround less time consuming than the one above?
thanks!
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MSFT employee here, we opened an internal ticket regarding this issue because we are impacted too. Still excalating...
I haven't been able to reinstate the ability to copy meetings from one calendar to another following the provided steps. I also unmarked Turn on shared calendar improvements in both calendars, and restarted Outlook. That did not work either. I have multiple work calendars that I manage myself and being able to copy from one to another is incredibly important for me to not become double-booked.
Thank you.
I am not using the App, I am using the desktop version. How would I fix this?
Why would Microsoft not just offer a simple on/off feature rather than removing it completely.
Enable Copy (meetings) / Disable Copy (meetings), surely it couldn't be that difficult.
To some, this is a very useful tool and annoyingly it feels like the decision to disable this feature wasn't very well thought out.
Agree 100%. I need no orders from Microsoft on "best practices" for managing my own calendar. They've managed to take a helpful and easy "drag and drop" function and turn it into a technical exercise that is beyond the skill level of many users, this one included.