How do I make a direct link for a new Outlook Event, that has a particpant set

Thank you very much for your quick reply. I guess it makes sense to continue in English to avoid machine translation errors?
<br />So I should create a new profile, I understood.
<br />How can I do this? My current profile has 5 different email accounts embedded. I would not like to mess it up. So how can I "park" it and create a new profile for testing with a new email account connection?
<br />Thank you VERY much for caring!
<br />Best regards!
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So, die hier postulierte Ursache wurde mir vom Suport bestätigt; leider gibt es aber wohl nur eine Umweg-Lösung:

[other company] can schedule a live event because they onboarded to Teams very early, that Teams only have EMEA region, so their tenant region is mapped to EMEA.


But later on, Germany has much more strict privacy requirements, and we added another GoLocal region for Germany, so for all new tenants onboarded after that, their tenant region will be Germany, which we haven't supported live event to these
new tenants.

We're not able to move tenants to other data-centers for compliance reasons, you would have to make a new tenant located in the EU to have access to live events.

Hi Diane,

Thanks for your answer.

I think my main issue has not really become clear.

My problem isn't the checking for a match.

I'm trying to hyperlink (or something similar) a word in the subject line.

Because the subject line can't HTML I can not put the word in an A-tag, logically.

But how can I do that?

Sincerely Florian

Hi,

I can reproduce this issue. But there is a work around:

Create a class module (I called it clsEvents) and add the following code:

Public WithEvents ProjApp As MSProject.Application

Private Sub ProjApp_NewProject(ByVal pj As Project)

MsgBox "Do what you need to do on Project_Open"

End Sub

Create a (normal) module with this code:

Public ProjEvents As New clsEvents

Sub EnableEvents()

Set ProjEvents.ProjApp = MSProject.Application

End Sub

Add the following code in your ThisProject(Global.mpt)

Private Sub Project_Activate(ByVal pj As Project)

Call EnableEvents

End Sub

Project_Activate is fired on each project change, also for creating projects from any template. This will enable events calling procedure EnableEvents. The events are in the class module. After enableing events, you have a lot to choose from (also task,
resource and assignment events). I used "NewProject". Note: this does not mean " a new project is created" but "an additional project is opened"

Here some additional information:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee355232(v=office.12).aspx It is still applicable for current versions.

Does that work for you?

Barbara

Thx for your info and help.
1. So I guess in order to make this work I do need to create a new e-mail address/account for/within the outlook.com domain. That might then solve also the login/authentificattion problem with the mobile and add another basically unnecessary alias account I don't want to use to a list of others, but ok..

2. that's not a synchronization functionality, but a manual copy and paste solution, which I'd have to do on a regular bases to have recent updates being COPIED to outlook.com. Basically the same like using the smart switch tool to have outlook calender copied onto the phone.. It's quite a shame that when even using Office 365 it's not possible to have outlook data synched.
Or would then all calender data being saved in the outlook.com account online from then on? But again, that's not a synch option, as I'd miss that info locally then..

Anyway I'll give this a try and check it out..