Did you reset the view?
http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/resetview.htm

If so and it didn't work, which view does the user use? Does the user sync
with a handheld device, such as iphone or windows mobile smartphone?

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"Todd_Bunch" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the response.

I can see the appointments in different views. I can not see anything on
the
day,week, month displays that the user uses most of the time. All of the
information is there just not being displayed unless it is recurring.

Thanks
Todd

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Did you reset the view or change to a different view? It may be hiding
all
appointment except recurring.
Can you see them in the By Category view?

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"Todd_Bunch" wrote in message
...
This is my situation. I have a machine with Office XP 2002 version.
Running
Windows XP Pro SP3.

The user can add items to the calendar but they do not apper on the
screen
after a save and close. They do trip the reminder even thought thet
can't
be
seen in any view day, week, month. They do turn the date bold in the
small
calendar but when you go to that day nothing appears to be there.

Now if I set the appointment to recurring they all show up just fine.
It
is
only the none recuring events that do not display.