Note that this may not help - outlook may still autoprocess the meeting as
tentative and put it on the calendar. I haven't tested it with imap, but
moving messages on exchange still adds the tentative appointment to the
calendar.

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"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
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"Frank" wrote in message
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Thank you for your answer. The thing is, for IMAP, all outlook filters
will
first apply to a mail, as I'm reading it. So you are suggesting to set up
a
filter, on the IMAP inbox, that moves the message to another folder.
Apart
from the awkwardness (as then some mails will disappear when I select
them)
will that really remove them from the calendar then?

You could also use a rule to move all incoming appointment or meeting
requests to a separate folder and them accept only those events you wish
to appear in the To Do.
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