I have an iPhone 6, synched to Outlook Calendar through Google Calendar using a program called CompanionLink. Just found this thread, and my issue may be related but I’m a newbie. However, when I go into outlook, or on my new iphone5 (which I am very unhappy with as i never had these problems with my blackberry), to accept this invitation, I want the following behaviour:ġ) The event should go to my gmail calendar, like my personal events (invitations to my email address) doĢ) The sender should receive my acceptance reply from my work email address and NOT ONE FROM MY GMAIL ACCOUNTģ) the event should be added the calendar on my iphone5 When a business contact sends me a calendar invitation to a work meeting, they will naturally send it to my work email address. That said, I like the gmail calendar, and would like to use this as my central calendar for personal and work purposes. I do not want any of my buisiness contacts seeing a address, for any reason ever.
I have a URL for my business, and an email associated with it. What other Google problems do you encounter? Was this helpful? Be sure to weigh in with a comment. But now, you can respond to all those Google calendar invites! Keep in mind, event responses will be sent back to the organizer from your Gmail address, not the alternate email address on the original event invite. Once you enable the setting you can use your Gmail account to respond to event invitations forwarded from your alternate email address(es). ” NOTE: If you do not see this setting eitherĪ) you don’t have an alternate email address set up for your Gmail account orī) you are using Google Workspace (formerly known as G Suite and Google Apps) and this doesn’t apply.Ĭ) you need to be patient – if you’ve just added an alternate email, it can take about 15 minutes for this option to show up. Check the box next to the Alternate email address setting, “Allow me to respond to event invitations forwarded from these addresses. Scroll to the bottom of the page (it is the last setting on the page).
Google has fixed this, all you have to do is enable a setting in Google Calendar to be able to respond to any calendar invite sent to any of your Gmail alternate addresses.
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I personally kept running into this problem and finally found the answer! How to Accept Calendar Invites Sent to Your Other Email Address(es) Typically when that happens, and you try to click on an attending status, you get an ugly error message saying you can’t respond.
You want to accept and put them in your Google Calendar, but you can’t! However, it can prove a little tricky when calendar invites are sent to an alternate email address you own that you’ve set up to deliver to your Gmail account. Gmail is a fantastic tool for managing all your emails, and email addresses.
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