I recently installed Office 2007 update, and it created a new pst set. I
have managed to get all of the old info into the new pst, but I now have two
calendars (the old one is blank, and the new one has the appointments).
However, it does not show any upcoming appointments in the to do list - is
says there are none. How do I solve this, please. Thanks

Linda <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I recently installed Office 2007 update, and it created a new pst
> set. I have managed to get all of the old info into the new pst, but
> I now have two calendars (the old one is blank, and the new one has
> the appointments). However, it does not show any upcoming
> appointments in the to do list - is says there are none. How do I
> solve this, please. Thanks

Make sure your old PST is in your mail profile and make it your delivery
location. Remove the unneeded PST.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

That did not solve the problem. I now have two calendars in my personal
folders
Calendar 1 has the appointments and calendar (1) has nothing in it. The
appointment dates in calendar1 are bolded in the to do bar, but it still says
that there are no upcoming appointments.

Linda

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

> Linda <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> > I recently installed Office 2007 update, and it created a new pst
> > set. I have managed to get all of the old info into the new pst, but
> > I now have two calendars (the old one is blank, and the new one has
> > the appointments). However, it does not show any upcoming
> > appointments in the to do list - is says there are none. How do I
> > solve this, please. Thanks
>
> Make sure your old PST is in your mail profile and make it your delivery
> location. Remove the unneeded PST.
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>
>

Linda <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> That did not solve the problem. I now have two calendars in my
> personal folders

Then you didn't do as I described.

> Calendar 1 has the appointments and calendar (1) has nothing in it.
> The appointment dates in calendar1 are bolded in the to do bar, but
> it still says that there are no upcoming appointments.

Open Calendar1, display it as a table (By Category works well), select all
the entries with Ctrl-A, then click Edit>Move to Folder. Select your
default Calendar as the destination. When the copying complese, right-click
Calendar1 and choose Delete.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]