This might be the problem I'm having. Where can I find this "cached
exchange" thingy? I'm trying to recovered Calendar folders after a crash.

"Pieter van der Walt" wrote:

Hi Brian - thanks that seems to have done the trick - our guys will be
running some tests on our exchange servers tonight and see what else could be
wrong!

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Pieter van der Walt wrote:

On a seperate PC:
I have created a brand new login profile on a different machine
running Outlook 2007 with exactly the same results. However, when
accessing my mailbox using OWA I can see my appointments.

I suspect something is wronng with the operation of Cached Exchange mode.
Try disabling that and see if it makes a difference.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Charlotte Hinger wrote:

This might be the problem I'm having. Where can I find this "cached
exchange" thingy? I'm trying to recovered Calendar folders after a
crash.

In your account properties.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I've already tried properties with the "automatically generate Microsoft
Exchange View" both checked and unchecked, but neither worked. I can see
them under Active Appointments in a table view, but the start end columns
both say "none" and when I open an individual appointment from that view it
defaults to todays date except for the one I created yesterday.

Thanks.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Charlotte Hinger wrote:

This might be the problem I'm having. Where can I find this "cached
exchange" thingy? I'm trying to recovered Calendar folders after a
crash.

In your account properties.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Charlotte Hinger wrote:

I've already tried properties with the "automatically generate
Microsoft Exchange View" both checked and unchecked, but neither
worked. I can see them under Active Appointments in a table view,
but the start end columns both say "none" and when I open an
individual appointment from that view it defaults to todays date
except for the one I created yesterday.

Doesn't sound at all like your problem is related to Peter's, so please
start your own thread.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

OK. Thanks. I've already started another thread, but I was reading previous
threads and saw this one and thought the disappearing appointments sounded
like my problem.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Charlotte Hinger wrote:

I've already tried properties with the "automatically generate
Microsoft Exchange View" both checked and unchecked, but neither
worked. I can see them under Active Appointments in a table view,
but the start end columns both say "none" and when I open an
individual appointment from that view it defaults to todays date
except for the one I created yesterday.

Doesn't sound at all like your problem is related to Peter's, so please
start your own thread.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]