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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / December 2005Corrupt entries
We have some individuals that have recurring entried in their calendar. These files have become corrupted and need to be removed. We have tried to right click to delete but nothing happens and some of them tell us that the entry is not really there. Is there a file location where these entries are stored that we can go to to manually delete them or any other suggestion besides un-installing and re-installing? > We have some individuals that have recurring entried in their > calendar. These files have become corrupted and need to be removed. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > delete them or any other suggestion besides un-installing and > re-installing? Calendar entries are kept in the same data store as all your other Outlook data, like mail, contacts, tasks, etc.: in a Personal Folders File (PST) or the Exchange mailbox. Which are you using and in which version of Outlook?  SignatureBrian Tillman We are using different versions of Outlook from Office 2000 to Office XP Pro and everything is being handled through our Exchange server. > > We have some individuals that have recurring entried in their > > calendar. These files have become corrupted and need to be removed. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > data, like mail, contacts, tasks, etc.: in a Personal Folders File (PST) or > the Exchange mailbox. Which are you using and in which version of Outlook? > We are using different versions of Outlook from Office 2000 to Office > XP Pro and everything is being handled through our Exchange server. There are issues with accessing the same Exchange mailbox with differing versions of Outlook, so make sure your Exchange is up-to-date, as well as the individual Outlooks for the particular versions. If you're having trouble with folders on the Exchange server, your Exchnage admins should be the ones to resolve the problems. It's less likely Outlook than Exchange. SignatureBrian Tillman |
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