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Gene Weber
I first noticed these issues when I was using Entourage X; I was hoping that
Entourage 2004 would fix the problems, but it didn't.
1. I can no longer get Office Notifications to remind me of a non-recurring
event when I say "Snooze Until Tomorrow Morning." (Recurring events will
snooze until tomorrow morning.) All Time/Date System Preferences are
correct; I even installed a new battery (G4-933) and rebuilt the Entourage
database. (There are no multiple copies of Daemon in the Startup Items
either.)
2. I have "Show Internet Headers" selected in the Mail and News Preferences
"View," but I see no internet headers. (The "Internet Headers" is grayed
out under the Entourage View menu whether or not I have the option enabled
in the preferences.)
I'm convinced that some Entourage preference must be corrupted which would
explain why the imported preference during the 2004 update didn't eliminate
the problem that started in X. I have many calendar events and am reluctant
to delete and re-create the entire account. Any assistance is sincerely
appreciated.
TIA
Gene
Entourage 2004 would fix the problems, but it didn't.
1. I can no longer get Office Notifications to remind me of a non-recurring
event when I say "Snooze Until Tomorrow Morning." (Recurring events will
snooze until tomorrow morning.) All Time/Date System Preferences are
correct; I even installed a new battery (G4-933) and rebuilt the Entourage
database. (There are no multiple copies of Daemon in the Startup Items
either.)
2. I have "Show Internet Headers" selected in the Mail and News Preferences
"View," but I see no internet headers. (The "Internet Headers" is grayed
out under the Entourage View menu whether or not I have the option enabled
in the preferences.)
I'm convinced that some Entourage preference must be corrupted which would
explain why the imported preference during the 2004 update didn't eliminate
the problem that started in X. I have many calendar events and am reluctant
to delete and re-create the entire account. Any assistance is sincerely
appreciated.
TIA
Gene