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Somewhere along the line in the last week or so I have had some
corruption sneak into my calender as a result of some bad behavior by Outlook, my iPhone, or the sync conduit. As a result I have some "repeating" meetings that have turned into a series of individual events, and some repeating events that have disappeared entirely. I would like to try to "compare" my current calendar to the backup copy of my PST from some time back (I think about 2 weeks ago) (I do make daily backups of my PST). I'm using Outlook 2007 and could open a copy of the backup PST compare them side- by-side in day/week/Month view ... then switch to "All appointments" view and drag events that are missing or screwed up from the old backup calender to the current calendar? Or I could must print out the "All Appointments" view for both calenders and drag from one to the other as I discover issues as I do a "paper-based" compare.... Is there an easier way? A "difference engine" would be very nice ;-) Thanks in advance for helping a Outlook dufus.... Jim I'm sure my eyes would go buggy before the end.......... |
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Not sure what this has to do with Contacts.
Why wouldn't you just open two Table views of your Calendar to make the comparison? "By Category" for example is a Table view. If you need more ideas, try the calendar group. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Jim5941" wrote in message ... Somewhere along the line in the last week or so I have had some corruption sneak into my calender as a result of some bad behavior by Outlook, my iPhone, or the sync conduit. As a result I have some "repeating" meetings that have turned into a series of individual events, and some repeating events that have disappeared entirely. I would like to try to "compare" my current calendar to the backup copy of my PST from some time back (I think about 2 weeks ago) (I do make daily backups of my PST). I'm using Outlook 2007 and could open a copy of the backup PST compare them side- by-side in day/week/Month view ... then switch to "All appointments" view and drag events that are missing or screwed up from the old backup calender to the current calendar? Or I could must print out the "All Appointments" view for both calenders and drag from one to the other as I discover issues as I do a "paper-based" compare.... Is there an easier way? A "difference engine" would be very nice ;-) Thanks in advance for helping a Outlook dufus.... Jim I'm sure my eyes would go buggy before the end.......... |
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Thanks Russ... sorry late night ... wrong group ... ;-)
On Sep 2, 7:03*am, "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Not sure what this has to do with Contacts. Why wouldn't you just open two Table views of your Calendar to make the comparison? "By Category" for example is a Table view. If you need more ideas, try the calendar group. -- Russ Valentine |
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"Jim5941" wrote in message
... Somewhere along the line in the last week or so I have had some corruption sneak into my calender as a result of some bad behavior by Outlook, my iPhone, or the sync conduit. Please don't multipost. Especially don't ask calendar questios in the Contacts newsgroup. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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