If "Reloading" is uninstall/reinstall, it won't help. A new profile may nor
help either as it looks like they screwed up the actual appointments. You
might have to export them to Excel and import them back into Outlook to fix
it.

Apple's comments help explain why one suggested solution is to create a
custom view that only displays recent items.

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"Jborts" wrote in message
...
My iTouch and my Outlook calendar always synced great UNTIL Mid July I
downloaded one of the many upudates that push out. Suddenly after my
events
were past they disappeared from my iTouch and my Outlook calendar. Just
recently an apple tech told me that was part of the update that came out
in
July. It was intentional to not show past events. She recommended up go
back
a version. So I wiped the iTouch clean and installing a previous version
and
on my first sync my past events came back on to my iTouch but still can't
be
seen on my outlook calendar. If they appeared on my itouch they must still
be
there but not visible at all in outlook.
I've thought about reloading Outlook since it seems that iTunes hijacked
my
outlook calendar.

"tjsmags" wrote:

I have the new iPhone 3G. No one can figure this out.

When I sync my iPhone with MS Outlook 2003, it deletes PAST calendar
items
(mostly recurring events, but also one-time events). But, it keeps
everything perfectly fine on my iPhone (past events). I noticed, though,
that it does NOT actually delete these events. They just 'disappear'
from my
day/month/year view. When I change the view to category I see the events
listed. So strange...

Also, another VERY BAD thing is that after syncing it CHANGES some of my
data's dates...only recurring events (birthdays) that I've noticed thus
far.
For example, I have a recurring birthday on 05/31/65 and it changed the
birthdate to something like Sep 7th (I didn't check if it changed the
year).
Very odd.

Help!
--
Thank you.