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Hello - We use Outlook with Exchange Server at work (I'm a user). I'm on a
laptop. If I connect wirelessly via VPN then start Outlook, all works as expected. But when I go to my desk, disable wireless (and VPN), and go hardwire, while keeping Outlook open, then after Windows reconnects, I get my mail messages but if I try to create a Calendar event, I do not see my availability (ie, I'm always displayed as being free even when I have other appts). I've also learned that others also do not correctly see my availability. But if I look in my Calendar I can clearly see my events. It's like the Create Calendar Event is losing the link to my calendar even though the Calendar display works fine. My IT dept is clueless about how to fix this. Their only suggestion is to close Outlook when I go wireless and again when I return to my desk. Any suggestions of how to fix this problem? -- Tony |
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