my company uses outlook 2016 for email. This is tied to office 365.
One of my co workers, when she gets a meeting request, is complaining that she does not get the message "real time". Sure the event is added to her calendar and an email placed in her inbox, but if she does not see the email right away, she may miss a meeting or be blindsided by the fact that she will get a meeting reminder 15 minutes before and not know anything about the meeting.
How do I get Outlook to pop up an alert that there is a new meeting request? I took a look at rules, but there was no way to flag an incoming email as a meeting request or to say when a new calendar event is added...
I asked the tech here at my company and he mentioned that in windows 10 under settings, Notifications, he disabled all notifications. He suggested turning them on. I did and sent a test meeting to me and one other person and did not get any notification. I have the other inbox within my outlook and can see their calendar and inbox.


