Hi Diane,
Thanks for the response!
Unfortunately, when I was looking through the posts previous to my post here,
I saw this and tried it at that time. No joy.
But in case I did it wrong, let me ask for some clarification:
I usually link to the "How to quit daemon". I'll add that to the steps.
1) When it says close all office applications, it mentions Daemon. What is
Daemon?
A daemon is a networking program that performs a housekeeping or maintenance
utility function without being called by the user. A daemon sits in the
background and is activated only when needed, for example, to correct an
error from which another program cannot recover.
Microsoft Entourage uses the Microsoft Database daemon and the Microsoft AU
daemon.
Daemon FAQs: <
http://www.entourage.mvps.org/glossary/daemon.html>
How to quit daemon:
2) Unless I am mistaken, I have never seen an activity monitor. What or where
would that be?
The Activity Monitor is one of the applications in the Apple/Utility folder.
You can use the monitor to gather menu useful pieces of info. For example
when an application hangs, it will show as red in the Activity Monitor. You
can select it and force quit it there when nothing else will make it quit.
You can also click on the Sample button to get a crash log of the event.
Paste this log into a text document if you need to send it someone for help.
The Activity Monitor also shows CPU used, system memory, disk activity, disk
usage and network activity. It's easy to see when something is hogging
memory and causing slowdowns.. Sort by CPU column.
3) In my application support, I have nothing in sync service (And it's one
word, not sync services in plural or separately if that makes a difference and
is referring to something else).
Sometimes it's one word and sometimes two. In the Application Support folder
it is one.
Your User's folder/Library/Application Support/SyncServices
4) In the caches, I have never had any iCal or Address book plists or
com.apple.ical to throw out.
Lastly, what do you mean make a duplicate in the Finder. Of what?
There is no make duplicate in the steps to reset:
Troubleshoot Sync Services
<
http://www.entourage.mvps.org/troubleshoot/syncservices.html#ss2>
How to make a duplicate in the Finder. Select the item and do a command-D.
You'll also find the command to duplicate in the Finder window under File
--> Duplicate.
I am still not synching between Entourage and .Mac or the Address Book.
Do you have Sync Services enabled in Entourage Preferences?
Are you using Leopard? Currently there are huge problems with Sync Services
in Leopard. We are hoping the 10.5.2 update will fix those.