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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / December 2006calendar items older than 6 months
How csn I access my calendar items over 6months old. I have not deleted them but they don't seem to be in the archive either. I need to print for the last 12 months. > How csn I access my calendar items over 6months old. I have not > deleted them but they don't seem to be in the archive either. I need > to print for the last 12 months. Items stay in the calendar until you delete them, either deliberately or by autoarchive. If you display your calendar in a table view, do you see them?  SignatureBrian Tillman > > How csn I access my calendar items over 6months old. I have not > > deleted them but they don't seem to be in the archive either. I need > > to print for the last 12 months. > > Items stay in the calendar until you delete them, either deliberately or by > autoarchive. If you display your calendar in a table view, do you see them? > Hi Brian thanks for you reply. Ummm I can't find how to do a table > view- have day, month etc went to outlook help not much help I'm > afraid- sorry can you help? Active Appointments, Events, Annual Events, Recurring Appointments, and By Category are all table views. SignatureBrian Tillman > > Hi Brian thanks for you reply. Ummm I can't find how to do a table > > view- have day, month etc went to outlook help not much help I'm > > afraid- sorry can you help? > > Active Appointments, Events, Annual Events, Recurring Appointments, and By > Category are all table views. > Thanks Brian, no they are not visible - tried all tables. Only > recurring events are there. Then you've deleted them, archived them, or, perhaps, replaced you entire PST six months ago, if you're using a PST. If you are, check its creation date with Windows Explorer. SignatureBrian Tillman > > Thanks Brian, no they are not visible - tried all tables. Only > > recurring events are there. > > Then you've deleted them, archived them, or, perhaps, replaced you entire > PST six months ago, if you're using a PST. If you are, check its creation > date with Windows Explorer.
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