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John Gregory
I'm experimenting with NetFolders between two machines on two different
platforms; Windows 98 SE and Windows XP. I installed NetFolders for Outlook
2000 Professional on both machines then marked the Calendar on the XP
machine as the one to share with the other. A message was sent and the
calendar arrived at the 98SE machine in due time. At first, not everything
appeared but within a half hour, the calendar filled out with all its
appointments (at first I thought I was being sent a blank calendar).
I'm now in day two and both machines have had a chance to cycle that
calendar... I think. But I notice something strange on the XP machine. Next
to the Calendar folder in the Personal Folders list is marked "(1)" as
though there's another calendar waiting to be opened (like an email message
unread).
Anyone know what this means and what I'm supposed to do next?
Unlike the 98SE machine that got a new folder created automatically when the
invitation to share the XP Calendar was accepted, no separate folder was
created for the original Calendar folder; it was simply chosen by the
NetFolders set up wizard when I created NetFolders.
platforms; Windows 98 SE and Windows XP. I installed NetFolders for Outlook
2000 Professional on both machines then marked the Calendar on the XP
machine as the one to share with the other. A message was sent and the
calendar arrived at the 98SE machine in due time. At first, not everything
appeared but within a half hour, the calendar filled out with all its
appointments (at first I thought I was being sent a blank calendar).
I'm now in day two and both machines have had a chance to cycle that
calendar... I think. But I notice something strange on the XP machine. Next
to the Calendar folder in the Personal Folders list is marked "(1)" as
though there's another calendar waiting to be opened (like an email message
unread).
Anyone know what this means and what I'm supposed to do next?
Unlike the 98SE machine that got a new folder created automatically when the
invitation to share the XP Calendar was accepted, no separate folder was
created for the original Calendar folder; it was simply chosen by the
NetFolders set up wizard when I created NetFolders.