Hi,

Since upgrading from Office 2k3 to Office 2k7 all other user's calenders
dissapear after a reboot. I work in an office wher outlook connects to an
Exchange server in the domain. We also run Presentation server in the same
environment where Office 2k3 is still installed. When I log on to Citrix all
calenders from other users are still open, meaning that my issue would be
local. Tentative conclusion is that I'm missing a check somewhere to keep the
synch with Exchange calenders.
Anybody know where to look?

Kind regards
Arti

Hi there

Try running Outlook from the 'bad' machine with the /resetnavpane switch,
then add back some calendars and restart to test.

(Just be aware that /resetnavpane removes all the customisations to the pane
at the left of the Outlook window so you will lose some other settings but
hopefully nothing major.)

--
TechieBird
http://bwain-dump.blogspot.com


"Cacique" wrote:

Hi,

Since upgrading from Office 2k3 to Office 2k7 all other user's calenders
dissapear after a reboot. I work in an office wher outlook connects to an
Exchange server in the domain. We also run Presentation server in the same
environment where Office 2k3 is still installed. When I log on to Citrix all
calenders from other users are still open, meaning that my issue would be
local. Tentative conclusion is that I'm missing a check somewhere to keep the
synch with Exchange calenders.
Anybody know where to look?

Kind regards
Arti

Hi TechiBird,

I applied your suggestion and after configuring and restarting outlook as
well as system my calenders are still in place.

Thanks

Arti

"TechieBird" wrote:

Hi there

Try running Outlook from the 'bad' machine with the /resetnavpane switch,
then add back some calendars and restart to test.

(Just be aware that /resetnavpane removes all the customisations to the pane
at the left of the Outlook window so you will lose some other settings but
hopefully nothing major.)

--
TechieBird
http://bwain-dump.blogspot.com


"Cacique" wrote:

Hi,

Since upgrading from Office 2k3 to Office 2k7 all other user's calenders
dissapear after a reboot. I work in an office wher outlook connects to an
Exchange server in the domain. We also run Presentation server in the same
environment where Office 2k3 is still installed. When I log on to Citrix all
calenders from other users are still open, meaning that my issue would be
local. Tentative conclusion is that I'm missing a check somewhere to keep the
synch with Exchange calenders.
Anybody know where to look?

Kind regards
Arti

Hi TechieBird,

Sorry to have to mention that the problem is back. This happened two days
after the fix with no new installs or updates as suspects. I treid again with
the /resetnav but now the calenders don't stick in place.
Any other ideas that might help?

Cheers

Arti

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechiBird,

I applied your suggestion and after configuring and restarting outlook as
well as system my calenders are still in place.

Thanks

Arti

"TechieBird" wrote:

Hi there

Try running Outlook from the 'bad' machine with the /resetnavpane switch,
then add back some calendars and restart to test.

(Just be aware that /resetnavpane removes all the customisations to the pane
at the left of the Outlook window so you will lose some other settings but
hopefully nothing major.)

--
TechieBird
http://bwain-dump.blogspot.com


"Cacique" wrote:

Hi,

Since upgrading from Office 2k3 to Office 2k7 all other user's calenders
dissapear after a reboot. I work in an office wher outlook connects to an
Exchange server in the domain. We also run Presentation server in the same
environment where Office 2k3 is still installed. When I log on to Citrix all
calenders from other users are still open, meaning that my issue would be
local. Tentative conclusion is that I'm missing a check somewhere to keep the
synch with Exchange calenders.
Anybody know where to look?

Kind regards
Arti

I have a similiar situation. I work in a large office where we connect with
an exchange server. Ever since I have been upgraded to Outlook 2007 my
peoples calendars and/or other calendars are disappearing. This is happening
to approximately 15 people in our building and our IT people can't figure it
out!

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechieBird,

Sorry to have to mention that the problem is back. This happened two days
after the fix with no new installs or updates as suspects. I treid again with
the /resetnav but now the calenders don't stick in place.
Any other ideas that might help?

Cheers

Arti

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechiBird,

I applied your suggestion and after configuring and restarting outlook as
well as system my calenders are still in place.

Thanks

Arti

"TechieBird" wrote:

Hi there

Try running Outlook from the 'bad' machine with the /resetnavpane switch,
then add back some calendars and restart to test.

(Just be aware that /resetnavpane removes all the customisations to the pane
at the left of the Outlook window so you will lose some other settings but
hopefully nothing major.)

--
TechieBird
http://bwain-dump.blogspot.com


"Cacique" wrote:

Hi,

Since upgrading from Office 2k3 to Office 2k7 all other user's calenders
dissapear after a reboot. I work in an office wher outlook connects to an
Exchange server in the domain. We also run Presentation server in the same
environment where Office 2k3 is still installed. When I log on to Citrix all
calenders from other users are still open, meaning that my issue would be
local. Tentative conclusion is that I'm missing a check somewhere to keep the
synch with Exchange calenders.
Anybody know where to look?

Kind regards
Arti

Do you also use Office Live Communicator in your organization?

--
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.

"starkj7" wrote in message ...
I have a similiar situation. I work in a large office where we connect with
an exchange server. Ever since I have been upgraded to Outlook 2007 my
peoples calendars and/or other calendars are disappearing. This is happening
to approximately 15 people in our building and our IT people can't figure it
out!

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechieBird,

Sorry to have to mention that the problem is back. This happened two days
after the fix with no new installs or updates as suspects. I treid again with
the /resetnav but now the calenders don't stick in place.
Any other ideas that might help?

Cheers

Arti

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechiBird,

I applied your suggestion and after configuring and restarting outlook as
well as system my calenders are still in place.

Thanks

Arti

"TechieBird" wrote:

Hi there

Try running Outlook from the 'bad' machine with the /resetnavpane switch,
then add back some calendars and restart to test.

(Just be aware that /resetnavpane removes all the customisations to the pane
at the left of the Outlook window so you will lose some other settings but
hopefully nothing major.)

--
TechieBird
http://bwain-dump.blogspot.com


"Cacique" wrote:

Hi,

Since upgrading from Office 2k3 to Office 2k7 all other user's calenders
dissapear after a reboot. I work in an office wher outlook connects to an
Exchange server in the domain. We also run Presentation server in the same
environment where Office 2k3 is still installed. When I log on to Citrix all
calenders from other users are still open, meaning that my issue would be
local. Tentative conclusion is that I'm missing a check somewhere to keep the
synch with Exchange calenders.
Anybody know where to look?

Kind regards
Arti

Yes we do.

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Do you also use Office Live Communicator in your organization?

--
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.

"starkj7" wrote in message
...
I have a similiar situation. I work in a large office where we connect
with
an exchange server. Ever since I have been upgraded to Outlook 2007 my
peoples calendars and/or other calendars are disappearing. This is
happening
to approximately 15 people in our building and our IT people can't figure
it
out!

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechieBird,

Sorry to have to mention that the problem is back. This happened two
days
after the fix with no new installs or updates as suspects. I treid again
with
the /resetnav but now the calenders don't stick in place.
Any other ideas that might help?

Cheers

Arti

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechiBird,

I applied your suggestion and after configuring and restarting outlook
as
well as system my calenders are still in place.

Thanks

Arti

"TechieBird" wrote:

Hi there

Try running Outlook from the 'bad' machine with the /resetnavpane
switch,
then add back some calendars and restart to test.

(Just be aware that /resetnavpane removes all the customisations to
the pane
at the left of the Outlook window so you will lose some other
settings but
hopefully nothing major.)

--
TechieBird
http://bwain-dump.blogspot.com


"Cacique" wrote:

Hi,

Since upgrading from Office 2k3 to Office 2k7 all other user's
calenders
dissapear after a reboot. I work in an office wher outlook
connects to an
Exchange server in the domain. We also run Presentation server in
the same
environment where Office 2k3 is still installed. When I log on to
Citrix all
calenders from other users are still open, meaning that my issue
would be
local. Tentative conclusion is that I'm missing a check somewhere
to keep the
synch with Exchange calenders.
Anybody know where to look?

Kind regards
Arti

Specifically we use Live Communication Server 2005.

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Do you also use Office Live Communicator in your organization?

--
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.

"starkj7" wrote in message
...
I have a similiar situation. I work in a large office where we connect
with
an exchange server. Ever since I have been upgraded to Outlook 2007 my
peoples calendars and/or other calendars are disappearing. This is
happening
to approximately 15 people in our building and our IT people can't figure
it
out!

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechieBird,

Sorry to have to mention that the problem is back. This happened two
days
after the fix with no new installs or updates as suspects. I treid again
with
the /resetnav but now the calenders don't stick in place.
Any other ideas that might help?

Cheers

Arti

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechiBird,

I applied your suggestion and after configuring and restarting outlook
as
well as system my calenders are still in place.

Thanks

Arti

"TechieBird" wrote:

Hi there

Try running Outlook from the 'bad' machine with the /resetnavpane
switch,
then add back some calendars and restart to test.

(Just be aware that /resetnavpane removes all the customisations to
the pane
at the left of the Outlook window so you will lose some other
settings but
hopefully nothing major.)

--
TechieBird
http://bwain-dump.blogspot.com


"Cacique" wrote:

Hi,

Since upgrading from Office 2k3 to Office 2k7 all other user's
calenders
dissapear after a reboot. I work in an office wher outlook
connects to an
Exchange server in the domain. We also run Presentation server in
the same
environment where Office 2k3 is still installed. When I log on to
Citrix all
calenders from other users are still open, meaning that my issue
would be
local. Tentative conclusion is that I'm missing a check somewhere
to keep the
synch with Exchange calenders.
Anybody know where to look?

Kind regards
Arti

We also have this problem, we are not running Office Live Communicator.

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Do you also use Office Live Communicator in your organization?

--
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.

"starkj7" wrote in message
...
I have a similiar situation. I work in a large office where we connect
with
an exchange server. Ever since I have been upgraded to Outlook 2007 my
peoples calendars and/or other calendars are disappearing. This is
happening
to approximately 15 people in our building and our IT people can't figure
it
out!

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechieBird,

Sorry to have to mention that the problem is back. This happened two
days
after the fix with no new installs or updates as suspects. I treid again
with
the /resetnav but now the calenders don't stick in place.
Any other ideas that might help?

Cheers

Arti

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechiBird,

I applied your suggestion and after configuring and restarting outlook
as
well as system my calenders are still in place.

Thanks

Arti

"TechieBird" wrote:

Hi there

Try running Outlook from the 'bad' machine with the /resetnavpane
switch,
then add back some calendars and restart to test.

(Just be aware that /resetnavpane removes all the customisations to
the pane
at the left of the Outlook window so you will lose some other
settings but
hopefully nothing major.)

--
TechieBird
http://bwain-dump.blogspot.com


"Cacique" wrote:

Hi,

Since upgrading from Office 2k3 to Office 2k7 all other user's
calenders
dissapear after a reboot. I work in an office wher outlook
connects to an
Exchange server in the domain. We also run Presentation server in
the same
environment where Office 2k3 is still installed. When I log on to
Citrix all
calenders from other users are still open, meaning that my issue
would be
local. Tentative conclusion is that I'm missing a check somewhere
to keep the
synch with Exchange calenders.
Anybody know where to look?

Kind regards
Arti

You will lose your calendars any time Outlook does not close properly. In my
building we have electical surges often and that causes Outlook to close
incorrectly. Which then will cause you to lose your calendars.

"cw marcia" wrote:

We also have this problem, we are not running Office Live Communicator.

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Do you also use Office Live Communicator in your organization?

--
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.

"starkj7" wrote in message
...
I have a similiar situation. I work in a large office where we connect
with
an exchange server. Ever since I have been upgraded to Outlook 2007 my
peoples calendars and/or other calendars are disappearing. This is
happening
to approximately 15 people in our building and our IT people can't figure
it
out!

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechieBird,

Sorry to have to mention that the problem is back. This happened two
days
after the fix with no new installs or updates as suspects. I treid again
with
the /resetnav but now the calenders don't stick in place.
Any other ideas that might help?

Cheers

Arti

"Cacique" wrote:

Hi TechiBird,

I applied your suggestion and after configuring and restarting outlook
as
well as system my calenders are still in place.

Thanks

Arti

"TechieBird" wrote:

Hi there

Try running Outlook from the 'bad' machine with the /resetnavpane
switch,
then add back some calendars and restart to test.

(Just be aware that /resetnavpane removes all the customisations to
the pane
at the left of the Outlook window so you will lose some other
settings but
hopefully nothing major.)

--
TechieBird
http://bwain-dump.blogspot.com


"Cacique" wrote:

Hi,

Since upgrading from Office 2k3 to Office 2k7 all other user's
calenders
dissapear after a reboot. I work in an office wher outlook
connects to an
Exchange server in the domain. We also run Presentation server in
the same
environment where Office 2k3 is still installed. When I log on to
Citrix all
calenders from other users are still open, meaning that my issue
would be
local. Tentative conclusion is that I'm missing a check somewhere
to keep the
synch with Exchange calenders.
Anybody know where to look?

Kind regards
Arti