Outlook recently added support for Gmail in its Mac desktop client. I added it and was immediately hit with a calendar notification that would not leave me alone. I would dismiss it and it would come back 5 seconds later. I would snooze it and it would come back 5 seconds later. It was really frustrating. All of the information online that I could find dealt with resetting profiles, repairing calendars, clearing caches. None of this worked.
Since the item was on my calendar and I owned the item (a yearly reminder that Sept. 19 is "Talk Like a Pirate Day"), I simply deleted the entry from the calendar (inside Outlook) and the reminder immediately vanished.
Hopefully this helps because you've tried everything else or the other options seem way too drastic (yeah, I'm not telling my IT department that I nuked my Exchange profile) and you were tearing your hair out trying to find a solve.
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Thursday, September 21, 2017
Friday, July 11, 2014
The Sift (July 11, 2014)
Happy Friday! Here's some recent internet articles that caught my attention and I felt like sharing.
ENGADGET -- The Guardian's new US newspaper has a robot editor-in-chief
TWISTED SIFTER -- This is What Happens When You Fly a Drone Through a Fireworks Show
THE ATLANTIC -- The Trick That Makes Google's Self-Driving Cars Work
ENGADGET -- Her name is Cortana. Her attitude is almost human. - I think it was brilliant to name the fledging personal assistant after the futuristic very advanced artificial intelligence from a video game (and use the same voice actor). The fact that the AI isn't supposed to have a lifespan longer than seven years is gotta be an annoying point I assume they'll eventually retcon.
ENGADGET -- What you need to know about commercial drones
ENGADGET -- The Guardian's new US newspaper has a robot editor-in-chief
TWISTED SIFTER -- This is What Happens When You Fly a Drone Through a Fireworks Show
THE ATLANTIC -- The Trick That Makes Google's Self-Driving Cars Work
ENGADGET -- Her name is Cortana. Her attitude is almost human. - I think it was brilliant to name the fledging personal assistant after the futuristic very advanced artificial intelligence from a video game (and use the same voice actor). The fact that the AI isn't supposed to have a lifespan longer than seven years is gotta be an annoying point I assume they'll eventually retcon.
ENGADGET -- What you need to know about commercial drones
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