Calandar Synchronization with exchange server in Outlook 2007

K

Koen

When I create appointments in my local calandar stored in the .pst file the
appointments are not synchronized with the exchange server. If I receive an
ivite from a collegue then this appointment does show up on the exchange
server and local calandar folder.

I would like that my local calandar is always synchronized with the exchange
server. Can anyone tell me what setting I need to change.
 
K

Koen

Hello Diane,

Thanks for your reply. The mail is already comming in on the exchange server
and stored locally in the pst file. But when I make an appointment in my
local calandar these are not showing up in the exchange calandar. If I
receive appointments from other people I see them locally and on the exchange
server.

What I would like is that my local made appointments are also visible on the
exchange server. Do you know an anwer for that.

Regards,

Koen

Diane Poremsky said:
You need to set the exchange mailbox as default and use rules to move mail
to the pst.

--
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Koen said:
When I create appointments in my local calandar stored in the .pst file
the
appointments are not synchronized with the exchange server. If I receive
an
ivite from a collegue then this appointment does show up on the exchange
server and local calandar folder.

I would like that my local calandar is always synchronized with the
exchange
server. Can anyone tell me what setting I need to change.

.
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

You need to be in the exchange calendar when you make the appointment -
otherwise it goes to the default calendar, which is in your pst. You can
try copying them to the mailbox calendar - but in the past it just got moved
back to the pst - and you'll have a copy both places. Better is to set the
mailbox as default then use rules to move mail into the pst. When the
mailbox is default and you make a new appointment while in any folder in
outlook, it will go to the exchange calendar.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]

Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com/

Outlook Tips by email:
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Koen said:
Hello Diane,

Thanks for your reply. The mail is already comming in on the exchange
server
and stored locally in the pst file. But when I make an appointment in my
local calandar these are not showing up in the exchange calandar. If I
receive appointments from other people I see them locally and on the
exchange
server.

What I would like is that my local made appointments are also visible on
the
exchange server. Do you know an anwer for that.

Regards,

Koen

Diane Poremsky said:
You need to set the exchange mailbox as default and use rules to move
mail
to the pst.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]

Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com/

Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
mailto:[email protected]

Poll: What version of Outlook do you use?
http://forums.slipstick.com/showthread.php?t=27072


Koen said:
When I create appointments in my local calandar stored in the .pst file
the
appointments are not synchronized with the exchange server. If I
receive
an
ivite from a collegue then this appointment does show up on the
exchange
server and local calandar folder.

I would like that my local calandar is always synchronized with the
exchange
server. Can anyone tell me what setting I need to change.

.
 

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