Florian Saller

Hi, I searched the whole GCSM code, there is no word “Weeks” anywhere in the code, neither in the application code, nor in the installation code (Wix) nor in the UnitTests. So this is for sure NOT coming from GCSM, otherwise Thousands of other users would have the same problem, and I checked it on my PC, there is no Weeks folder under my Trash. Sorry for the bad news. Hope you find the problem in any other constellation. BR, Flo

Deleted Email Subfolder Reappearing

I am not aware of any subfolder that Go Contact sync creates. Maybe this is a side effect, but as of my knowledge not connected with GoContact sync. If you need further support, I need to know, what is the subfolder name?! and why it disturbs, if it is anyway created under Trash?

yes, that is true. But this timeline was already adjusted several times. In 2023 it was said 2+ years, now it is 2025 and still not disappeared, actually the classic Outlook is still standard in many companies, as the one I am working in. So maybe they will even prolong it after 2029. But we try to work on a new fork for this GCSM new to support Outlook web services as well, but I think we need some volunteers to do so, because I am currently quite busy with other (business and private) tasks

GCSM is currently NOT working with New Outlook. The Microsoft announcement only affects the old (free) Mail & Calendar apps, which are pre-installed on Windows 11. see the content of the links provided below: These changes will not affect your organization’s use of classic Outlook for Windows. In parallel, we have a feature request to also support the Web version (new Outlook), but the (sparetime) developers need time for it and maybe some more donations to afford this fundamental change, maybe it...

GCSM works with new Outlook (Web)?

GCSM and New Outlook

GCSM is currently NOT working with New Outlook. The Microsoft announcement only affects the old (free) Mail & Calendar apps, which are pre-installed on Windows 11. see the content of the links provided below: These changes will not affect your organization’s use of classic Outlook for Windows. In parallel, we have a feature request to also support the Web version (new Outlook), but the (sparetime) developers need time for it and maybe some more donations to afford this fundamental change, maybe it...