I used the Auto-Archive feature unaware that this also archives my Calendar.
How can I get those appointments back onto my calendar? My time is audited
for funding purposes and now it looks like I've done nothing for half of the
fiscal year. =/

Open your archive .pst file and display the calendar folder in a by category view. Select all, right click and drag to the current calendar FOLDER. Release the mouse and select move or copy.

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After furious head scratching, JDM-Dysart asked:

| I used the Auto-Archive feature unaware that this also archives my
| Calendar. How can I get those appointments back onto my calendar? My
| time is audited for funding purposes and now it looks like I've done
| nothing for half of the fiscal year. =/

Hi,
A little new to all this - what application can you use to open the archive
..pst file that will display the calendar folder in a by category view?

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Open your archive .pst file and display the calendar folder in a by category view. Select all, right click and drag to the current calendar FOLDER. Release the mouse and select move or copy.

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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, JDM-Dysart asked:

| I used the Auto-Archive feature unaware that this also archives my
| Calendar. How can I get those appointments back onto my calendar? My
| time is audited for funding purposes and now it looks like I've done
| nothing for half of the fiscal year. =/

"SalL" wrote in message
...

A little new to all this - what application can you use to open the archive
.pst file that will display the calendar folder in a by category view?

Outlook, of course. If your archive PST is not already open in your mail
profile, then open it with FileOpenOutlook Data File. Once you have opened
it, select the Calendar folder, then click ViewArrange ByCurrent ViewBy
Category (for Outlok 2002/3) or add the Advanced toolbar and just select "By
Category" in the View drop-down.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

"SalL" wrote in message
...

A little new to all this - what application can you use to open the archive
.pst file that will display the calendar folder in a by category view?

Outlook, of course. If your archive PST is not already open in your mail
profile, then open it with FileOpenOutlook Data File. Once you have opened
it, select the Calendar folder, then click ViewArrange ByCurrent ViewBy
Category (for Outlok 2002/3) or add the Advanced toolbar and just select "By
Category" in the View drop-down.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]



I am using Calendar Microsoft Outlook 2007 and the above is for 2002/3.
Could you please give me a step by step of how to view/print and possibly
reinstate my Archived Calendar data?
I have lost all history for 2009 and this was my only calendar.

I have gone ahead and chosen to prevent Auto Archiving from running on my
Calendar Folder.

By doing this will Outlook retain historical data until I physically delete
it?

Scuff

"scuff66" wrote in message
...

I am using Calendar Microsoft Outlook 2007 and the above is for 2002/3.
Could you please give me a step by step of how to view/print and possibly
reinstate my Archived Calendar data?
I have lost all history for 2009 and this was my only calendar.

Reread what I posted. It alreadygives you step-by-step instructions.

By doing this will Outlook retain historical data until I physically delete
it?

Outlook never deletes anything unless you tell it to do so or have configured
it to do so.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]