Hi all, At work we have the typical MS-Exchange setup for mail and agenda. Only Outlook as a client is a first-class citizen in this setup, but since there are many non-Outlook users, mail can also be accessed using IMAP, and appointments are turned into emails with hyperlinks to access them in Outlook-WebAccess in a web browser. Personally, I like to use org-mode for my planning, and I needed to manually make org-TODO's for the corresponding Outlook events. However, attached find an attempt at automating this. The idea is that it extracts the information from the Exchange-emails I get and turn that into an org-TODO, using org-capture. It's quite trivial, but I've found it useful for me - hopefully it's useful for others as well. Note, the code makes the assumption there's a line like: "When: 09 July, 2010 10:00-11:00 (GMT+02:00) Helsinki, ..." I'm not sure what varieties exist in the wild, I'd be happy to update the regexps. (Maybe there are translations of 'When'? Or am/pm clocks?) Anyway, it works like this: you select (mark) the parts of the email you want to add to your org-todo item, and then invoke: M-x org-exchange-capture-invitation after that, 'org-capture' should handle the rest, provided you have something like ("E" "ExchangeInvite" entry (file+headline "todo.org" "Invites") "* TODO %c\n") in your org-capture-templates (something that has 'E' as the key, and takes a "%c") Note, this is in the early at-least-it-works-for-me stages, the elisp is a bit ugly, it requires org-capture etc.; suggestions/improvements are very welcome; see the notes in the source file. Best wishes, Dirk.