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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / February 2008Calendar not updating.
I have an issue I would like some advice about, I scheduled a meeting today from my PC in my bosses calendar for which I have read/write access to. I invited 2 guests and after having a guest unable to attend I opened the meeting from his calendar and changed the time of the meeting and hit send update button. The meeting time has remained the same time in my bosses calendar and the new time is now sitting in my calendar with the words copy of the meeting details. I have checked with the invited guests and it is sitting in their calendar for the new time. This has happened before but not all the time. Do you have any idea of what is going on and this has cause confusion in the past and how do I get the meeting to update in his calendar because when you click on the meeting it shows the next time but sits in the old time. When this has happened before I have change the meeting from his PC and its okay. > I have an issue I would like some advice about, I scheduled a meeting today > from my PC in my bosses calendar for which I have read/write access to. I [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > shows the next time but sits in the old time. When this has happened before > I have change the meeting from his PC and its okay. Good luck mang... I had the same exact problem.. no one answered me.. still no clue wtf is making it do this.. Our layout is exchange 2003 / outlook 2007 in cached mode. I am looking into using public calendars for some room calendars.. but you raise an interesting point that that does not take care of the intial issue of a users calendar like your bosses. Setting Up Outlook 2003 Cached Exchange Mode Accounts See the section titled: Outlook features that can reduce the effectiveness of Cached Exchange Mode: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ork2003/HA011402591033.aspx Often this is caused by a synchronization that is not occuring correctly. Also check to see if the clients are setup for "Roaming Profiles". I would also try deleting the OST files (in case they are corrupt). These files can be deleted without a problem, they will simply recreate themselves when you log back into Exchange using Outlook. Nikki Peterson On Feb 3, 9:58 pm, Marcus <Mar...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > I have an issue I would like some advice about, I scheduled a meeting > today [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > before > I have change the meeting from his PC and its okay. Good luck mang... I had the same exact problem.. no one answered me.. still no clue wtf is making it do this.. Our layout is exchange 2003 / outlook 2007 in cached mode. I am looking into using public calendars for some room calendars.. but you raise an interesting point that that does not take care of the intial issue of a users calendar like your bosses. Please let me know if any of this helps, or if you have any questions. Nikki Peterson > Setting Up Outlook 2003 Cached Exchange Mode Accounts > [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] > you raise an interesting point that that does not take care of the > intial issue of a users calendar like your bosses. Set users Outlook to 'Use Cacjed Exchange mode' worked. Our users don't have roaming profiles here. Thanks for your advice, it's been very helpful. > Setting Up Outlook 2003 Cached Exchange Mode Accounts > [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > you raise an interesting point that that does not take care of the > intial issue of a users calendar like your bosses. |
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