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jasonphi
Hi All,
Issue:
Outlook 2002 has 'missing' calendar items, which are only visible in
Category view. Even though a Start, End and Reminder Time are set,
Outlook Category view shows the appointment as having no start, end or
reminder times.
In D/W/M view, any day with an appointment is shown in the Month as
bold, but there is no corresponding entry in the Day list.
Outlook is running on POP3, not connected to an Exchange server. Never
had this problem on Outlook 2000. Note this is NOT an upgrade,
completely different system running fresh install of Outlook 2002.
Already Tried:
1. Updated to Office XP SP3
2. Run Office and Windows Update
3. Run Outlook with /CleanFreeBusy, /CleanReminders and /CleanViews
4. Deleted FRMCACHE.DAT and restarted Outlook
5. Deleted ALL Calendar appointments in Category view and created new
Appointment (with short Subject containing only letters)
6. Checked both MS kb and Outlook newsgroups, have seen many posts on
this or similar problem but never a real solution.
7. Checked Outlook MVP web sites that I know of, no luck there.
Issue:
Outlook 2002 has 'missing' calendar items, which are only visible in
Category view. Even though a Start, End and Reminder Time are set,
Outlook Category view shows the appointment as having no start, end or
reminder times.
In D/W/M view, any day with an appointment is shown in the Month as
bold, but there is no corresponding entry in the Day list.
Outlook is running on POP3, not connected to an Exchange server. Never
had this problem on Outlook 2000. Note this is NOT an upgrade,
completely different system running fresh install of Outlook 2002.
Already Tried:
1. Updated to Office XP SP3
2. Run Office and Windows Update
3. Run Outlook with /CleanFreeBusy, /CleanReminders and /CleanViews
4. Deleted FRMCACHE.DAT and restarted Outlook
5. Deleted ALL Calendar appointments in Category view and created new
Appointment (with short Subject containing only letters)
6. Checked both MS kb and Outlook newsgroups, have seen many posts on
this or similar problem but never a real solution.
7. Checked Outlook MVP web sites that I know of, no luck there.