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Mothomas
Outlook 2003 - Why are my items over 30 days missing? Using Outlook 2003 pro.
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Vince Averello
Are those items being auto-archived? Check those properties here: Right
click on the Calendar folder, choose Properties and go to the Auto-Archive
tab
click on the Calendar folder, choose Properties and go to the Auto-Archive
tab
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Mothomas
I don't see and autoarchive tab. I also noticed I don't have a service pack
number for Outlook. Could that be an issue?
number for Outlook. Could that be an issue?
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Vince Averello
What tabs do you see when you check the properties on the Calendar folder?
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Mothomas
general, home page, administration, forms, permissions, synchronization. no
autoarchive button in tools, options, other, either.
autoarchive button in tools, options, other, either.
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
I don't see and autoarchive tab.
Then you're not doing what Vice said to do.
I also noticed I don't have a service pack
number for Outlook. Could that be an issue?
Exactly what does Help>About say?
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
general, home page, administration, forms, permissions, synchronization.
no
autoarchive button in tools, options, other, either.
Clearly I misspoke in a prior message. Is this an IMAP or Hotmail account?
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Mothomas
I didn't see a prior message from you but this is an Outlook Exchange account.
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Mothomas
I am doing exactly what Vince said to do. I checked the properties of the
calendar folder in question and the auto archive tabs is not there. My last
reply to Vince shows what tabs I have. I downloaded SP3 and installed and
there is still no auto archive tab.
calendar folder in question and the auto archive tabs is not there. My last
reply to Vince shows what tabs I have. I downloaded SP3 and installed and
there is still no auto archive tab.
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Vince Averello
Maybe your Exchange administrator has setup some sort of archiving rules.
You might want to check with them
You might want to check with them
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
I am doing exactly what Vince said to do.
And that's why I said that I was mistaken in the the other message, because
I realized you were using an Exchange account.
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Mothomas
Well, the way these get posted it was hard to tell which post you were
referring to when you said that.
referring to when you said that.