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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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After furious head scratching, Deb asked:
I'm not sure what you are asking... The items are not in the deleted items
folder (which they shouldn't be, because they haven't been deleted). They do
not reside in the calendar. I have printed pages for previous days (not
upcoming days), and can tell these items are missing. Some the the missing
appointments have re-occurences, and the reminder pops up for these items.
But have no means of finding or doing anything about the appointments without
reminders.
You are not alone! We are not using a group calendar either. I just
upgraded one of my machines to Office 2007, including Outlook 2007.
All appointments with a reminder are missing from all views (All
Appointments, Archival, etc.). I do have a backup copy of all Outlook
calendar items (<sigh of relief>), so I'm going to try and import them
again.
Do you have a backup from before the Outlook 2007 upgrade?
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Jeff Page
> You are not alone! We are not using a group calendar either. I just
> upgraded one of my machines to Office 2007, including Outlook 2007.
> All appointments with a reminder are missing from all views (All
> Appointments, Archival, etc.). I do have a backup copy of all Outlook
> calendar items (<sigh of relief>), so I'm going to try and import them
> again.
Importing is never the way to transfer Outlook data. On top of that,
reminders work only in the default folders, unless you have a third-party
tool that enables them in other folders.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
What other option did I have for transferring the data? The
appointments were missing after upgrading (in place) to Outlook 2007.
I was in the default folder, but all appointments with reminders were
missing. Those without reminders were fine and in place. I replicated
the process on another machine. That is, I installed Outlook 2003
cleanly. I restored the backup from my main machine. Then I installed
Outlook 2007. All the appointments without reminders were there but
NONE of the appointments with reminders existed anywhere in Outlook.
This sure seems like a bug.
Jeff
> What other option did I have for transferring the data?
File>Open>Outlook Data File.
> The
> appointments were missing after upgrading (in place) to Outlook 2007.
> I was in the default folder, but all appointments with reminders were
> missing. Those without reminders were fine and in place. I replicated
> the process on another machine. That is, I installed Outlook 2003
> cleanly. I restored the backup from my main machine. Then I installed
> Outlook 2007. All the appointments without reminders were there but
> NONE of the appointments with reminders existed anywhere in Outlook.
> This sure seems like a bug.
After opening the backup PST, open its calendar, display that calendar in a
table view, like By Category, select all the items with CTRL-A, and click
Edit>Copy to Folder, specifying your default Calendar as the destination.
Close tha added PST with right-click Close. Then, if necessary, start
Outlook once with the /cleanreminders command switch.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
In By Category view, the appointments don't appear. Are you saying
that they are there, but not visible? I've searched for them with the
search tools as well as visually, and they simply don't appear in the
list. I tried the steps above in the test copy and they still don't
appear, even after starting with /cleanreminders.
Deb
> In By Category view, the appointments don't appear. Are you saying
> that they are there, but not visible? I've searched for them with the
> search tools as well as visually, and they simply don't appear in the
> list. I tried the steps above in the test copy and they still don't
> appear, even after starting with /cleanreminders.
I didn't notice that you had hijacked Deb's thread. I was answering a
question I though was Deb's based on the description she gave in her
original and subsequent posts. Her problem and yours are most likely
unrelated. Start your own thread and give all the details of your probelm,
including Outlook version and detailed symptoms. Then state what you want
to accomplish and what you've done so far toward the goal. Include the full
text of any error messages you've received as well.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]