No, using the /cleanviews switch.
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Yes, SP2 is installed.
By re-setting the view, do you mean doing this from within Outlook,
i.e.
going to Define Views under the View pull-down, and re-setting? I have
just
done this under Tasks, and there is no change.
:
Did you try resetting the view?
Do you have SP2 installed?
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I did this already, and there was no change. Any other ideas?
:
Yes, they are more or less the same thing and the problem is
related.
Close
outlook and restart it using the /resettodobar switch.
See
http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/switches.htm if you need
help
using
it.
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In Outlook 2007, I get the following error message in my To-Do
Bar:
"The
operation failed. An object could not be found." This message
appears
at
the
bottom, where the Task List should be (which is otherwise blank).
Also, when I go to To-Do List under My Tasks on the left menu
bar, I
get
the
message "Cannot display the folder."
Are the To-Do list and the Task List the same thing? And are
these
errors
connected?
And how do I fix them?