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Rebecca
We are using Outlook 2003 as an IMAP Client (ugh - don't ask...) for a few
users and one of my users has the following weird thing happening...
He has two calendars - one called "Calendar" and one called "Outlook
Calendar", both under Personal Folders. He claims he didn't create either
one, so I'm not sure which one is the original.
The "Calendar" calendar shows all of his calendar items, yet, when he tries
to create a new meeting, everything is fine, except for when he goes to add
people to the meeting on the Scheduling Tab, the "Add Others" button is
greyed out and he can't add people any other way either.
However, on the "Outlook Calendar" calendar, it doesn't show any of his
meetings, however, he can create and add people to meetings just fine and
those newly created meetings will show up on the "Outlook Calendar" calendar
but not on the "Calendar" calendar.
Any idea what the heck is going on? Reinstalling Office didn't fix anything
- oddly enough - both calendars were still there.
WinXP SP2 OS. Thank you!
Rebecca
users and one of my users has the following weird thing happening...
He has two calendars - one called "Calendar" and one called "Outlook
Calendar", both under Personal Folders. He claims he didn't create either
one, so I'm not sure which one is the original.
The "Calendar" calendar shows all of his calendar items, yet, when he tries
to create a new meeting, everything is fine, except for when he goes to add
people to the meeting on the Scheduling Tab, the "Add Others" button is
greyed out and he can't add people any other way either.
However, on the "Outlook Calendar" calendar, it doesn't show any of his
meetings, however, he can create and add people to meetings just fine and
those newly created meetings will show up on the "Outlook Calendar" calendar
but not on the "Calendar" calendar.
Any idea what the heck is going on? Reinstalling Office didn't fix anything
- oddly enough - both calendars were still there.
WinXP SP2 OS. Thank you!
Rebecca