Hi,
I have a question regarding Outlook Calendars. My old PST had run out of
space and hence, I created a new PST and set mail delivery to the new PST.
In order to drag in my meetings from the old PST, I copied the Calendar
folder from my old PST to my news PST. However, the reminders for the old
meetings do not pop up.
I am using Outlook 2003. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Madz
Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook] - 19 Jan 2006 12:13 GMT
Are the appointments in the Calendar folder or a folder of a different name?
> Hi,
> I have a question regarding Outlook Calendars. My old PST had run out
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>
> I am using Outlook 2003. Any ideas?
Brian Tillman - 19 Jan 2006 14:00 GMT
> I have a question regarding Outlook Calendars. My old PST had run
> out of space and hence, I created a new PST and set mail delivery to
> the new PST. In order to drag in my meetings from the old PST, I
> copied the Calendar folder from my old PST to my news PST. However,
> the reminders for the old meetings do not pop up.
Copying the Calendar folder itself doesn't work. You have to open the old
Calendar folder, switch to a list view, like By Category, select all the
entries with CTRL-A and copy them to the new default Calendar folder, either
by right-clicking and dragging the selection or by using Edit>Copy to
Folder. The reminders won't pop up unless the items are in the default
Calendar (at least not without using a third-party tool).

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Madz - 20 Jan 2006 05:16 GMT
Thanks a lot Brian! It started working after I copy-pasted the meetings the
way you had described!
Regards
Madz
>> I have a question regarding Outlook Calendars. My old PST had run
>> out of space and hence, I created a new PST and set mail delivery to
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> to Folder. The reminders won't pop up unless the items are in the default
> Calendar (at least not without using a third-party tool).
Brian Tillman - 21 Jan 2006 19:24 GMT
> Thanks a lot Brian! It started working after I copy-pasted the
> meetings the way you had described!
You're welcome. Good news.

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