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Old January 16th 08, 05:17 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
fkosmakos
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Default appointments

Lately, when i double click on an appointment, it does not open up. Double
clicking does nothing.

I have XP home, 2 gig ram, 200 gig hd. I have never had this prob in years
and years of use
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Old January 16th 08, 08:28 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
fkosmakos
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Default appointments

In addition, I can add an appointment, either by double clicking on a time or
by going to file, new, appointment

"fkosmakos" wrote:

Lately, when i double click on an appointment, it does not open up. Double
clicking does nothing.

I have XP home, 2 gig ram, 200 gig hd. I have never had this prob in years
and years of use

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Old January 19th 08, 07:44 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
fkosmakos
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Default appointments

Is anyone with MSFT going to respond???????????

"fkosmakos" wrote:

In addition, I can add an appointment, either by double clicking on a time or
by going to file, new, appointment

"fkosmakos" wrote:

Lately, when i double click on an appointment, it does not open up. Double
clicking does nothing.

I have XP home, 2 gig ram, 200 gig hd. I have never had this prob in years
and years of use

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Old January 20th 08, 03:33 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Diane Poremsky
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Default appointments

no one from ms hangs out here.... have you tried detect and repair?

what version of outlook?

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Is anyone with MSFT going to respond???????????

"fkosmakos" wrote:

In addition, I can add an appointment, either by double clicking on a
time or
by going to file, new, appointment

"fkosmakos" wrote:

Lately, when i double click on an appointment, it does not open up.
Double
clicking does nothing.

I have XP home, 2 gig ram, 200 gig hd. I have never had this prob in
years
and years of use


 




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