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Why did I lose ALL my calendar entries? How do I get them back?
I left for lunch with Outlook 2003 open. All calendar items were there. I
came back and everything is gone HHHHEEEEELLLPP!!!!!! |
Why did I lose ALL my calendar entries? How do I get them back?
RLOCHER wrote:
I left for lunch with Outlook 2003 open. All calendar items were there. I came back and everything is gone HHHHEEEEELLLPP!!!!!! Perhaps one of your co-workers deleteed it for you because you left it open. That's what screensaver passwords are to protect against. Did you look in Deleted Items? Is it just your calendar data that's gone? What type of account, Exchange or POP? You make backups, correct? -- Brian Tillman |
Why did I lose ALL my calendar entries? How do I get them back?
Have you checked for a custom view? Like one that blocks all events? Like
Brian said, use a locked screensaver when you leave your desk. -- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, RLOCHER asked: | I left for lunch with Outlook 2003 open. All calendar items were | there. I came back and everything is gone HHHHEEEEELLLPP!!!!!! |
Why did I lose ALL my calendar entries? How do I get them back?
are you syncing with a pda or phone?
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