The error message indicates you have two calendars and the one you are
making appointments in is not your default calendar.
go to file, data file management and set the msn account to be the default
data file.
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"Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a problem with Outlook. I have a MSN account so I also have
> Outlook
> Connector. A week ago I had a problem with my email. All my past email
> was
> no longer there just empty folders. I went to Microsoft Discussion Group
> and
> ask how to recover my old emails, but never got a reply. If I went to
> Windows Live and look at the emails they were all still there. After a
> few
> days I decided to try something, I removed my MSN account then reinstalled
> it. All my old emails are now there, but I have messed up my calendar and
> rules. I set up a rule, but they will not run unless I do it manually.
> When
> I try to schedule a date on the calendar I get this error: The reminder
> for
> (Subject) will not appear because the item is not in your calendar or task
> folder. Is this OK? When I go to Outlook Today there is nothing in the
> Calendar, I believe this is because Outlook is no longer using the
> calendar
> that is associated with my msn.com account. Other than completely
> removing
> Office how can I fix this.
>
>