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April 6th 10, 06:56 PM
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Lost Calendar Entries
Somehow, between adding email accounts and seperate data files for those
email accounts, I've lost all the entries in my calendar. Is there any way to get them back? I still have all the pst data files and they are all in use. Any help would greatly be appreciated. Thanks 
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April 6th 10, 10:06 PM
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Lost Calendar Entries
"MrMike" wrote in message
... Somehow, between adding email accounts and seperate data files for those email accounts, I've lost all the entries in my calendar. Is there any way to get them back? I still have all the pst data files and they are all in use. Any help would greatly be appreciated. Adding accounts and new data files will never affect your existing default folders unless you changed your default folder file. If you did this, simply open the old one back up and make it the default again. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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April 7th 10, 01:07 AM
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Lost Calendar Entries
Thanks for your help Brian, However, when I changed the default data file
back to the original, it located all my calander entries in the main calendar, but the secondary calender I had with that data file is still there but is missing all of it's entries. Can that be corrected? I appreciate your help/ Thanks "Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: "MrMike" wrote in message ... Somehow, between adding email accounts and seperate data files for those email accounts, I've lost all the entries in my calendar. Is there any way to get them back? I still have all the pst data files and they are all in use. Any help would greatly be appreciated. Adding accounts and new data files will never affect your existing default folders unless you changed your default folder file. If you did this, simply open the old one back up and make it the default again. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] .
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April 7th 10, 03:49 PM
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Lost Calendar Entries
"MrMike" wrote in message
... Thanks for your help Brian, However, when I changed the default data file back to the original, it located all my calander entries in the main calendar, but the secondary calender I had with that data file is still there but is missing all of it's entries. Can that be corrected? I appreciate your help/ If you have a data file containing a calendar and that calendar had events in it, adding another data file and making that other the defaul won't change anything in the first data file. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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