When you say "drop off" what do you mean?
Is this a stand-alone Outlook or Exchange?
Check the autoarchive properties of the calendar. (Right-click on Calendar,
choose properties)
When you say "drop off" what do you mean?
Is this a stand-alone Outlook or Exchange?
Check the autoarchive properties of the calendar. (Right-click on Calendar,
choose properties)
Another option is to archive your Outlook calendar as a fully formatted Word or Excel file. You can do this using a 3rd party Calendar Maker app called WinCalendar.
For more info see: http://www.wincalendar.com/Outlook-Calendar-Import.htm
This is likely the problem, then. By default, Blackberries remove items from
its calendar after two weeks. When you sync with Outlook, this will also
remove the itrems from Outlook. You should configure your Blackberry to
retain past events indefinitely if you want them to remain in Outlook as well.
This is likely the problem, then. By default, Blackberries remove items from
its calendar after two weeks. When you sync with Outlook, this will also
remove the itrems from Outlook. You should configure your Blackberry to
retain past events indefinitely if you want them to remain in Outlook as well.
Its a setting on your Blackberry. I don't use one, so can't say, but surely
the documentation that came with your Blackberry should tell you. It has also
been posted here before, so Google should be able to find it for you.
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