Hi, first I want to apologize because of my English!

I'm using Outlook 2000 with all the SPs on a W2K Professional all in spanish
version, I have detected that when I create a tasks (In my spanish version
of outlook is "tareas") or a calendar entry, once the schudele time to
appear had happened and I decide to wait for any period of time, 10 minute,
1 hore 1 day, the CPU usage goes to %99 until I shut down Outlook, then if I
reopen outlook the problem remanis no matter if the task or calendar entry
has show up.

If the tasks or calendar entries are scheduled to another dai the problem do
no raise.

I'm using NAV 2004 but the problem was when I was using NAV 2003, and it
remaind if I disable auto protect.

Any idea or help?

Thanks a lot.

Fernando.

Have you also installed the post-SP3 rollup fix from this past July? It
includes this patch
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

It sounds to me as if this is your issue.

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PATRICK REED [Outlook - MVP]~~~~~~
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"Fernando Daffara" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi, first I want to apologize because of my English!
>
> I'm using Outlook 2000 with all the SPs on a W2K Professional all in
spanish
> version, I have detected that when I create a tasks (In my spanish
version
> of outlook is "tareas") or a calendar entry, once the schudele time to
> appear had happened and I decide to wait for any period of time, 10
minute,
> 1 hore 1 day, the CPU usage goes to %99 until I shut down Outlook, then if
I
> reopen outlook the problem remanis no matter if the task or calendar entry
> has show up.
>
> If the tasks or calendar entries are scheduled to another dai the problem
do
> no raise.
>
> I'm using NAV 2004 but the problem was when I was using NAV 2003, and it
> remaind if I disable auto protect.
>
> Any idea or help?
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Fernando.
>
>