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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / June 2005Unable to open folders.
When I try to open multiple calendars, the second calendar won't open and get the above message. If I close Outlook and open it again, pick the second calendard (first) then a different calendar, same message as above. It acts like I can only view one calendar at a time and makes me exit out and re-enter Outlook to view a different calendar. I've performed scanpst, created/deleted profiles, created new personal folders but the problem persists. Any ideas? maria I also am having a very similar problem. My operating Environment: - Server: MS Exch2K running on Win2K Server - Client: MS Outlook 2003 Situation: I have shared 6 user calendars; when I open Outlook 2003, I can open any one (1) of them initially. However, any attempt to open any of the other shared gets this error message: "The Calendar folder could not be found." A right click | Properties selection on the shared calendar gets the following error: "Can't display folder properties." The only workaround is to completely exit Outlook 2003 and then open another shared user's calendar. However, probably 1 times out of 5 I can actually open up all shared calendars - so although I can replicate the problem _most_ of the time, it works on occasion. Thanks Brian brupert(at)p2r.net >-----Original Message----- >When I try to open multiple calendars, the second [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >maria >. We are having this same problem. We are running Office 2003 on Exchange 2003. I have three users who have reported this problem and it appears to occur randomly with not the same calendars affected each time. Like the other two postings the only work around we've found to-date is to close Outlook and re-open the app. If anyone has an idea as to the cause and an actual resolution please comment. We found that deleting the .ost file solved the problem but only temporarily. Not all users were experiencing this problem. We had to move the users mailbox to the original mailbox store on the Exchange server and now it seems to working fine without any problems.
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