Microsoft Outlook 2007 To-Do Bar, each time I open Outlook 2007, the To-Do
Bar reverts back to deault setting of 1 month and 3 appointments displayed.
Each time I reset it to 3 months displayed and 9 appointments displayed and
each restart of Outlook reverts the To-Do Bar back to default. Thoughts?

it sounds like outlook is not closing properly and the changes aren't
getting saved. Close outlook, verify it is closed in task manager, processes
tab then restart outlook using the /resettotdobar switch. Set the options to
your liking and close Outlook. Is it correct when you reopen it?

if you need help using the switch, see
http://www.slipstick.com/problems/todo_bar_error.asp

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"Larry" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Microsoft Outlook 2007 To-Do Bar, each time I open Outlook 2007, the To-Do
> Bar reverts back to deault setting of 1 month and 3 appointments
> displayed.
> Each time I reset it to 3 months displayed and 9 appointments displayed
> and
> each restart of Outlook reverts the To-Do Bar back to default. Thoughts?

Ran the reset To-Do bar as indicated to restart outlook after ensuring
Outlook was indeed closed. Upon restart, To-Do bar reverted to one month
display, which I was able to change to 3 months display but the appointsments
displayed is now "locked/grayed out" on 3 appointments displayed and I am
unable to change.

"Larry" wrote:

> Microsoft Outlook 2007 To-Do Bar, each time I open Outlook 2007, the To-Do
> Bar reverts back to deault setting of 1 month and 3 appointments displayed.
> Each time I reset it to 3 months displayed and 9 appointments displayed and
> each restart of Outlook reverts the To-Do Bar back to default. Thoughts?