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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / April 2005Could not save item. Your changes could not be saved because you don't have permission to modify some or all of the items in this folder.
I am running Office 97 servace pack2. Running on a lone system, using personal folder. If I create a reacurring even, I can't open, delete or modify it right afterwards (Getting message in subject line). I do all my work in Month view and there is a run around on MS help site, but looking for a fix please. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. John Freeze a69freeze@shaw.ca > If I create a reacurring even, I can't open, delete or modify it right > afterwards (Getting message in subject line). I do all my work in Month > view > and there is a run around on MS help site, but looking for a fix please. > Any > ideas? Can you open/delete/modify it 10 minutes later?  Signature-Ben- Ben M. Schorr, MVP No, Nothing at all even right after saveing and closeing it. Bang, I get that error message. Tried a re-install overtop, and a repair. > > If I create a reacurring even, I can't open, delete or modify it right > > afterwards (Getting message in subject line). I do all my work in Month [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Can you open/delete/modify it 10 minutes later? > No, Nothing at all even right after saveing and closeing it. Bang, I get > that error message. Tried a re-install overtop, and a repair. What version of Outlook are you using? Signature-Ben- Ben M. Schorr, MVP Office 97, Outlook 8.04.5619. > > No, Nothing at all even right after saveing and closeing it. Bang, I get > > that error message. Tried a re-install overtop, and a repair. > > What version of Outlook are you using? > Office 97, Outlook 8.04.5619. Hmmm...and do you have an Exchange server? If so, what version? What operating system is your machine running? Signature-Ben- Ben M. Schorr, MVP No exchange server, just a home PC. I am running Win98 SE2 (Due to drafting program not compatible with higher). 450 MGH, 511RAM. I have been running this Office97 for over 7 years on this machine. Had to replace HD twice, and this time, I get this error. (sigh) Any ideas at all. How can I change permission to allow me? Puter name may be diff (IE:freeze=old, jtfreeze=new). Could this be it? I see no reason why it would be when its made under the new. Thanks in advance. > > Office 97, Outlook 8.04.5619. > > Hmmm...and do you have an Exchange server? If so, what version? What > operating system is your machine running? > No exchange server, just a home PC. I am running Win98 SE2 (Due to > drafting [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Thanks in advance. Well, I'd probably delete and recreate your profile. I'd also run SCANPST.EXE (Inbox Repair Tool) against your Personal Folders file. Signature-Ben- Ben M. Schorr, MVP |
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