Hi Diane,

Sorry I checked our server it is actually exchange server. Does that nightly
cleanup still apply if so how do I stop it from happening. Because what is
happening during the day both pcs can put appointments in fine, but at
midnight it just magically deletes all the schedule items.

"Diane Poremsky" wrote:

I'm assuming you've logged into SPS directly several times a day and see
they are there and later see they were deleted from the server?

This could either be outlook or sps doing it... check the deleted items in
both systems. Verify the sps is not misconfigured and deleting them during
nightly cleanup - disconnect outlook from the server and create new
appointments on the server. Are they still there the next day? If so, hook
back to outlook and check the next day...


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"originalthechad" wrote in
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We are sharing via a microsoft sharepoint server.

"Diane Poremsky" wrote:

how are you sharing the calendar?

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"originalthechad" wrote in
message ...
I have outlook 2007 shared calender setup, and I can do updates on the
back
pc in the office and then when I go to see them on the front pc I can
for
that day. But when I come in the next day all the appointments have
disappeared any idea ?