Sounds like your profile was corrupted - create a new one and configure it to use your default .pst file.

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After furious head scratching, woastew asked:

| I am running Outlook 2002. I’ve lost my Calendar, but I’m
| convinced it’s somewhere on my computer. Yesterday when I powered
| up and tried to run
| Outlook, I got a dialog box saying: “The location messages are
| delivered to has changed for this user profile. To complete this
| operation, you may need
| to copy the contents of the old Outlook folders to the new Outlook
| folders.
| For info about how to complete the change of your mail delivery
| location, see
| MS Help. Some of the shortcuts on the Outlook Bar may no longer
| work. Do
| you want Outlook to recreate your shortcuts? All shortcuts you have
| created
| will be removed.� Of course I didn’t have a clue as to what this
| meant; upon consideration, I thought it was saying that my shortcuts
| would be recreated
| if I clicked “yes�. So I clicked Yes. I was wrong, and all my
| shortcuts (about 35) were gone, including some Contacts folders, all
| mail folders, etc. Anyway, no problem, I just spent some time re
| creating the shortcuts, and everything was there, except for my
| calendar. I have 2 Personal Folders (don’t ask why, I don’t know
| how the extra one got there). I tried the Calendar on both but
| neither of them has my appointments that were previously there. I
| went into backup and it seems my backup is not picking up my
| Calendar. Do you have a clue as to how I can find my Calendar? Do
| you know
| why I would get such a dialog box, saying the location for my
| messages has changed (going to MS Help in Outlook is useless)? And
| do you know why my
| backup doesn’t pickup Calendar if it is picking up Outlook.pst?
| Thank you
| for your help.