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January 17th 06, 05:18 PM
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Groupwise 7 using Outlook Calendar
Hello...I just installed Outlook 2003 on my desktop to manage mail, contact,
tasks, and calendar but we are using Groupwise 7 as our mail server. I installed the new Outlook connector for Groupwise, however I am running in to a problem trying to access my calendar in Groupwise using Outllook. I get the following message when I click on the Calendar link. Any suggestions? Is this a known issue? "Unable to display the folder. One or more parameters passed by the calling application were not valid" I live out of my calendar so any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance! Benny 
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April 19th 06, 11:11 PM
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Hey Benny -
I have exactly the same situation here. At one point, I was able to user my Outlook 2003 calendar. Just today, started getting the same message as you when accessing my calendar using Outlook (which previously displayed and notified me of upcoming GW appts). I didn't see any responses to your issue and wondered if you'd figured it out on your own. Thanks june "Benny" wrote: Hello...I just installed Outlook 2003 on my desktop to manage mail, contact, tasks, and calendar but we are using Groupwise 7 as our mail server. I installed the new Outlook connector for Groupwise, however I am running in to a problem trying to access my calendar in Groupwise using Outllook. I get the following message when I click on the Calendar link. Any suggestions? Is this a known issue? "Unable to display the folder. One or more parameters passed by the calling application were not valid" I live out of my calendar so any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance! Benny
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April 19th 06, 11:18 PM
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Hey June,
No I haven't figured it out yet. I went back to using the GroupWise client. Our organization will be migrating from GroupWise to Exchange within the next few months so I thought I would just wait it out...let me know if you figure it out though. -Benny "JuneT" wrote: Hey Benny - I have exactly the same situation here. At one point, I was able to user my Outlook 2003 calendar. Just today, started getting the same message as you when accessing my calendar using Outlook (which previously displayed and notified me of upcoming GW appts). I didn't see any responses to your issue and wondered if you'd figured it out on your own. Thanks june "Benny" wrote: Hello...I just installed Outlook 2003 on my desktop to manage mail, contact, tasks, and calendar but we are using Groupwise 7 as our mail server. I installed the new Outlook connector for Groupwise, however I am running in to a problem trying to access my calendar in Groupwise using Outllook. I get the following message when I click on the Calendar link. Any suggestions? Is this a known issue? "Unable to display the folder. One or more parameters passed by the calling application were not valid" I live out of my calendar so any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance! Benny
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April 19th 06, 11:30 PM
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Groupwise 7 using Outlook Calendar
Bummer. I will definitely let you know if I resolve.
I don't have anything against GW, especially since the latest version, but wanted to use outlook to take advantage of suggestions for email and task organization in a book I got - "Seize the work day" by Michael Linenberger. Thanks! june "Benny" wrote: Hey June, No I haven't figured it out yet. I went back to using the GroupWise client. Our organization will be migrating from GroupWise to Exchange within the next few months so I thought I would just wait it out...let me know if you figure it out though. -Benny "JuneT" wrote: Hey Benny - I have exactly the same situation here. At one point, I was able to user my Outlook 2003 calendar. Just today, started getting the same message as you when accessing my calendar using Outlook (which previously displayed and notified me of upcoming GW appts). I didn't see any responses to your issue and wondered if you'd figured it out on your own. Thanks june "Benny" wrote: Hello...I just installed Outlook 2003 on my desktop to manage mail, contact, tasks, and calendar but we are using Groupwise 7 as our mail server. I installed the new Outlook connector for Groupwise, however I am running in to a problem trying to access my calendar in Groupwise using Outllook. I get the following message when I click on the Calendar link. Any suggestions? Is this a known issue? "Unable to display the folder. One or more parameters passed by the calling application were not valid" I live out of my calendar so any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance! Benny
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