how do i get rid of the calendar

J

jojo

I give up...I just can't find a fix for this.

How do I get rid my calendar?

I have created a calendar file called calendar2 as a backup. It is a copy of
calendar and
works fine.

I also exported my calendar to an excel file.

What to do now?

Thanks,

jojo
 
V

Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]

I'm not sure about the history of your problem but you can't really get rid
of your Calendar folder easily. Have you tried creating a fresh PST file
then copying everything into it?
 
J

Judy Gleeson MVP - Outlook

If you have 2 calendars, Calendar and Calendar 2 then moving items from one
to the other is a select and drag exercise (not importing). Deleting the
Calendar2 should be a case of right clicking it and selecting delete.

Can you try to describe your problem and what you want to achieve?

--
Judy Gleeson - MVP Outlook
Acorn Training and Consulting
Canberra, Australia


see what Outlook training can do to improve productivity:
www.acorntraining.com.au/pdfdocs/ProductivITwithOutlook.pps

www.acorntraining.com.au/productivit.htm
 
J

jojo

See "here we go again" on 10/25
I think some of the instructions had me create a new profile, but I don't
remember doing what you describe here.
Can you give me or point me to instructions>
win 98 and office2000 small business (for outlook)

Cindy
 
J

jojo

Please see "here we go again" posted on 10/25/05

Something is very wrong with my calendar, and as you can see from he
previous post, I am out of ideas.

Thanks,
jojo
 
J

jojo

c:\windows\profiles\myname\local setting\application data\microsoft\outlook

outlook.ost
mailbox.pst
archive.pst

that's what is in that folder.
There are no .pst files on my server.
 
B

Brian Tillman

jojo said:
See "here we go again" on 10/25
I think some of the instructions had me create a new profile, but I
don't remember doing what you describe here.
Can you give me or point me to instructions>
win 98 and office2000 small business (for outlook)

Create a new PST with File>Open>Personal Folders File. Browse to the folder
where it should be stored (or accept the default), give it a name (or accept
the default) and click OK. Assign it a display value (or accept the
default) and click OK. The PST will now appear in your Folder List, if you
display it.

My personal approach at this point would be to make the new PST the delivery
location and move the data from the old PST to the new. If your Outlook is
in Internet Only Mode, you can do this by selecting the PST in the folder
list and choosing File>Properties. There's an option there to select the
PST as the delivery location. For Corporate/Workgroup mode, you can select
the delivery location from Tools>Services>Delivery. Once you've chosen the
delivery location, stop and restart Outlook. Then for each non-default
folder in the old PST (i.e., one you've created yourself), you can
right-click the folder and choose Copy, specifying the new "Outlook Today"
as the destination. For each default folder, you should be able to open the
old folder, select all the items in it with CTRL-A (you may have to switch
to a list view like By Category to do this - the Calendar requires it, I
believe) and then click Edit>Copy to Folder, specifying the corresponding
default folder in the new PST as the destination.
 
V

Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]

Hmmm... you've got an OST which usually means you've got an Exchange Server
mailbox. Is that the case?
 
V

Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]

In that case you might need to get your mailbox recreated, if your
administrator will allow it.
 
J

jojo

I am!!!! the administrator!!
;-)

This is a very small firm and I am an architect my trade, but maintain the
system as well.
I typically just follow directions from the web or in a book, and hope
nothing breaks.
If it does, I go online and panic (as you see here)

Can you help me proceed?

one the server
NT4.0
sbs backoffice (3.2 I think)
Exchange Server

thanks,
jojo
 
V

Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]

Well, in that case, can you delete your mailbox (after saving whatever data
you can) and recreate it?
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

I have cleaned up my posts from over 2 days ago - if you want to solve your
problem, state it here. This group is too large to have to search through.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, jojo asked:

| Please see "here we go again" posted on 10/25/05
|
| Something is very wrong with my calendar, and as you can see from he
| previous post, I am out of ideas.
|
| Thanks,
| jojo
|
|
| message || If you have 2 calendars, Calendar and Calendar 2 then moving items
|| from one to the other is a select and drag exercise (not importing).
|| Deleting the Calendar2 should be a case of right clicking it and
|| selecting delete.
||
|| Can you try to describe your problem and what you want to achieve?
||
|| --
|| Judy Gleeson - MVP Outlook
|| Acorn Training and Consulting
|| Canberra, Australia
||
||
|| see what Outlook training can do to improve productivity:
|| www.acorntraining.com.au/pdfdocs/ProductivITwithOutlook.pps
||
|| www.acorntraining.com.au/productivit.htm
|| ||| btw...
|||
||| when I tried to import info into my calendar I got an error
||| mapi 0x8004010f
|||
|||
||| |||| I give up...I just can't find a fix for this.
||||
|||| How do I get rid my calendar?
||||
|||| I have created a calendar file called calendar2 as a backup. It is
|||| a copy of calendar and
|||| works fine.
||||
|||| I also exported my calendar to an excel file.
||||
|||| What to do now?
||||
|||| Thanks,
||||
|||| jojo
 
J

jojo

Every time I select my personal calendar, outlook closes.
Once, it gave me the following error. Otherwise I do not get errors.
Any Ideas?
It was working perfectly when I left yesterday

OUTLOOK caused an invalid page fault in
module OUTLLIB.DLL at 017f:3a469e9a.

Milly, I have tried the following:
select start > run > outlook.exe /cleanviews > ok button
"Detect and repair"
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;196633 go thru each
method 1 by 1.
start > run > outlook.exe /safe >
Close outlook and rename the file "FRMCACHE.DAT"


"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
 
J

jojo

renamed everything in that folder to old.

outlookold.oldost
mailboxold.oldpst
archiveold.oldpst

rebooted and started outlook.
Opens same way, outlook still exists when I select calendar

did a new search for *.ost and *.pst and teh above files are al it found.
did nto creat new ones.
Please help...
jojo
 
J

jojo

Brian Tillman said:
Create a new PST with File>Open>Personal Folders File. Browse to the folder
where it should be stored (or accept the default), give it a name (or accept
the default) and click OK. Assign it a display value (or accept the
default) and click OK. The PST will now appear in your Folder List, if you
display it.

My personal approach at this point would be to make the new PST the delivery
location and move the data from the old PST to the new. If your Outlook is
in Internet Only Mode, you can do this by selecting the PST in the folder
list and choosing File>Properties. There's an option there to select the
PST as the delivery location. For Corporate/Workgroup mode, you can select
the delivery location from Tools>Services>Delivery. Once you've chosen the
delivery location, stop and restart Outlook.

My last step was to stop, reboot then restart outlook.
This is as far as I got. I did everything above...precisely

now I have 3 main folders
mailbox-myname (this is the original one)
outlook today -[personal folders] (this is the new one we made above and is
now the default)
public folders

If I go to calendar in outlook today -[personal folders] and select it,
outlook closes.
This is a brand new file with nothing in it.

I'm SO FRUSTRATED..

Thanks for you help so far, any other suggestions?

jojo
 
V

Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]

You didn't delete your mailbox from the server, though. You just deleted the
local files.
 

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