You can make a calendar for each person and color the calendars. (in vista's
calendar)

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"Willy" wrote in message
...
Unfortunately I didn't have a backup. I think it was caused by uploading
the
calendar info to a cell phone, and for whatever reason it deleted some old
appointments. I have the auto archive set so that it should not delete any
old data. I am not using the vista calendar as it doesn't appear to allow
for
setting a different colour for each member of the family's appointments,
which is an important feature in our household.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

If they were deleted from the deleted items folder, they are gone unless
you
have a backup. Are you using AutoArchive to clean the calendar and
deleted
items folder?

Is there a reason you're using Outlook and not the Vista Calendar?
Outlook
is overkill if you just need calendaring.

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"Willy" wrote in message
news
I am using Outlook 2002 on a Vista system. I only use the calendar
partion
of
outlook. For some reason many of my old appointments were deleted from
my
calendar. They were in my deleted items folder, but I tried to move
them
back
to my calendar, but unfortunately they were deleted from the deleted
items
folder. Any way to get back those appointments? I keep reading about
an
exchange server. Not sure what that is, or if I even have one on my
home
PC.
Thanks.