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Problem: User is now prompted about old appointments. What is the best
practice means of doing this correctly?
Background:
Users are using PSTs, that may reside on PCs or laptops, that are not getting
backed up.
We transition the users to Outlook 2003, w/ cached exchange mode, as we want
to be able to back up the email on the server.
We have to get the information from their PST, and put it in their mailbox,
so we have been using the "import" method.
However, this causes issues with the calendar (appointments) Everything
else is
okay.
Could I be told "why" the old appointments pop up? (Is it because they are
new to
that calendar?) and is there a workaround for this problem?
Thanks!
Problem: User is now prompted about old appointments. What is the best
practice means of doing this correctly?
Background:
Users are using PSTs, that may reside on PCs or laptops, that are not getting
backed up.
We transition the users to Outlook 2003, w/ cached exchange mode, as we want
to be able to back up the email on the server.
We have to get the information from their PST, and put it in their mailbox,
so we have been using the "import" method.
However, this causes issues with the calendar (appointments) Everything
else is
okay.
Could I be told "why" the old appointments pop up? (Is it because they are
new to
that calendar?) and is there a workaround for this problem?
Thanks!