M
Musawwir Spiegel
I recently had to restore my C: drive after a hard disk crash. I had
pretty thoroughly backed up my data, including my outlook.pst file.
When I re-installed Outlook 2002 and restored my saved outlook.pst
file, I found to my dismay that each of the recurring event items in
my calendar was now accompanied with an identical calendar item, which
although not marked as a recurring item was nevertheless to be found
in each of the days in which the respective recurring item also
appeared.
To remove each new non-recurring iteration of the recurring items
would be a gargantuan task, since they extend infinitely into the
future. Is there a less onerous way to clean them out?
Musawwir Spiegel
(e-mail address removed)
pretty thoroughly backed up my data, including my outlook.pst file.
When I re-installed Outlook 2002 and restored my saved outlook.pst
file, I found to my dismay that each of the recurring event items in
my calendar was now accompanied with an identical calendar item, which
although not marked as a recurring item was nevertheless to be found
in each of the days in which the respective recurring item also
appeared.
To remove each new non-recurring iteration of the recurring items
would be a gargantuan task, since they extend infinitely into the
future. Is there a less onerous way to clean them out?
Musawwir Spiegel
(e-mail address removed)