Sure. I have Windows XP/Professional, Outlook 2007/Activesync 4.5.0 on both
desktops and Windows Mobile 6. It's always worked very well. I've just
completed changing all my active recurring annual appointments to have an
"end" date. I'll know when I sync with my other desktop whether or not it
has worked.

"jss" wrote:

Jim,

Could I ask what OS you use? I've tried to keep two PC's in sync with
XP/Outlook 2003/Activeysnc 4.5/WinMo 6.1 and have never been as sucessful as
you.

John

"BPB" wrote in message
...
Just to add info. I have 2 desktop systems each running Outlook 2007 and
a
WinMobile phone which I use to sync with each to keep both desktops syncd.
All of a sudden all my annually recurring events disappeared from the
calendar view, but are still listed when you change the view to recurring
events. I looked closer and the sync changed every one of them to
occuring 1
time every 12 years. I corrected them all resynd and same problem.
Depending on which computer I'm syncing with it changes all the annually
recurring events to 1 time every 12 years. Seemed to happen about the
time
the current year changed to 2010. Darn aggravating!!

"Jim5941" wrote:

Thanks Diane .... I can't find the blinking thing
either ............. ;-/

Jim


On Nov 19, 4:43 pm, "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
I thought there was a KB for the hotfix for exchange but I couldn't
find it
in a quick search. I'll keep looking.

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"Jim5941" wrote in message

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Diane:

Are you aware of any documentation from Microsoft that details this
bug?
I'd like to read through the details on it.

Jim

On Nov 18, 11:18 am, "Diane Poremsky [MVP]"
wrote:
There is a bug involving activesync and calendar views. It was fixed
on
Exchange servers (using Exchange Active Sync) but not for desktop's
activesync.

Try setting the recurring items to have an end date - this seems to
prevent
the problem. You may need to recreate the affected items though. If
the
item
recurs multiple times each year, end it on Dec 31 and make a new one
for
next year. For less frequent events, end in 2012 - then update the
end
date
in 2011.

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