"JSJ" wrote:
> I have seen this same problem. Most of the time deleting the Outlook profile,
> and the OST file will correct the problem. I do have a few that this process
> has NOT corrected the problem.
>
> "Jeremiah" wrote:
>
> > I have noticed that if I configure Outlook to work in cached mode with an
> > Exchange server account I will receive an error message when trying to turn
> > on the Out of office assistant. The error message that I receive is "Your
> > AutoReply message could not be displayed. The client operation failed." and
> > then "Changes to the rule could not be saved." My current work around to get
> > Outlook working correctly is to disable cached Exchange mode, but this seems
> > to decrease the synchronization performance of Outlook.
For one, I still have the problem described below regarding updating
the out of office message.
2nd, I currently have many errors displayed in my rules list (some with
client-only). When I attempt to delete all messages I click OK, then
reload my rules and they all reappear. I cannot even update one single
rule because I get multiple errors, including "... messages are too
complex" ... "there is not enough memory...", or "there is not enough
space." I have tried so many different things and now I dont know
where to go for help.
Another weird occurrence is that I get messages delivered to folders
with rules set, however I cannot get messages to my inbox directly. In
cached mode Outlook will not synchronize this folder! This is so
frustrating!
If anyone can help it would be great.
I have tried launching outlook.exe /cleanserverrules and outlook.exe
/cleanrules, but these switches have done nothing!
Thanks
dave
Jeremiah Wrote:
> I have re-profiled Windows, Outlook, and deleted the OST file on two
> different computers and they still have the same problem. Outlook will
> work
> correctly at first but it seems that as soon as Outlook completely
> finishes
> synchronizing with the Exchange server the problem comes right back.
> I've
> been leaning towards the problem being with the mailboxes on the
> Exchange
> server and not an actual Outlook client problem. So far this is still
> an
> "unsolved mystery” for me!
>
> "JSJ" wrote:
> -
> I have seen this same problem. Most of the time deleting the Outlook
> profile,
> and the OST file will correct the problem. I do have a few that this
> process
> has NOT corrected the problem.
>
> "Jeremiah" wrote:
> -
> I have noticed that if I configure Outlook to work in cached mode
> with an
> Exchange server account I will receive an error message when trying
> to turn
> on the Out of office assistant. The error message that I receive is
> "Your
> AutoReply message could not be displayed. The client operation
> failed." and
> then "Changes to the rule could not be saved." My current work
> around to get
> Outlook working correctly is to disable cached Exchange mode, but
> this seems
> to decrease the synchronization performance of Outlook.--
--
dabrooks
"dabrooks" wrote:
> > "unsolved mystery†for me!
I am really stumped so if anyone has any ideas or information they could
share that would be wonderful!
Thanks so much!!
We have disabled cached mode for the affected users, but, as they are using
laptops the functionality of cached mode is very useful.
Microsoft have taken notice and issued the following link with details and a
work around:-
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/909802/EN-US/
> I just ran into the same issue with the Out of Office Assistant and
> also noticed a warning message was displayed when also attempting to
> use "Rules and Alerts". I used the /cleanrules switch to launch
> Outlook and the issue was resolved with both the Out of Office
> Assistant and Rules and Alerts. Fortunately, this person only had one
> rule which was not being used; launching Outlook with this switch
> deletes all rules. So you might want to backup the *.rwz file first
> and re-import rules if needed.
First you'd have to create the RWZ file with a rules export. Outlook
doesn't keep rules in an RWZ file and using /cleanrules doesn't affect the
contents of any existing RWZ file.
--
Brian Tillman
Solution:
- Remove the additional mailboxes and/or PST files
- Export possible rules
- Start Outlook with the /cleanrules switch
- Import back rules
- Test the Out-of-the-office Assistant inserting a text and enabling it
- Re-add the additional mailboxes and/or the PST files
- Test again the Out-of-the-office Assistant
Lorenzo
Has anyone tried this? If so, has the fix worked?
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grantfinlayson
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The hotfix is for Exchange Server not Outlook, correct?
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=320022
James Chong