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Outlook 2007 does not show archived calendar view

 
 
Ianmac
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      5th Nov 2009
In outlook 2003 I was able to access my archived calender but I do not seem
to be able to do this in outlook 2007 (recently loaded over 2003) or even
find the archived calendar.
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Judy Gleeson \(MVP Outlook\)
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      6th Nov 2009
search for .pst files and make sure to incude hidden files in the search.
That should find you archive.pst. Then in Outlook, open it.

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> In outlook 2003 I was able to access my archived calender but I do not
> seem
> to be able to do this in outlook 2007 (recently loaded over 2003) or even
> find the archived calendar.
> Regards Ian



 
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