Can not open calendar in Outlook 2007 anymore

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Guest

Since june this year I work with Vista and Outlook 2007. Worked very well
untill yesterday. Probably I did something wrong unintentially ( in the left
top corner box "my calendars" ).
In Outlook I could navigate between ( buttons left bottom corner ) mail,
calendar, contacts, tasks and to-do, notes, etc. Since yesterday all buttons
work, except of the calendar button. When I click this button, outlook
programme stalls ( screen pointer stays rotating, Open Task Manager CPU 50%
). I guess the link ( button ) can not find the calender file anymore.
Calendar still exists because reminders pop up at the right time.

What shall I do ?
 
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Guest

ernst-NL said:
Since june this year I work with Vista and Outlook 2007. Worked very well
untill yesterday. Probably I did something wrong unintentially ( in the left
top corner box "my calendars" ).
In Outlook I could navigate between ( buttons left bottom corner ) mail,
calendar, contacts, tasks and to-do, notes, etc. Since yesterday all buttons
work, except of the calendar button. When I click this button, outlook
programme stalls ( screen pointer stays rotating, Open Task Manager CPU 50%
). I guess the link ( button ) can not find the calender file anymore.
Calendar still exists because reminders pop up at the right time.

What shall I do ?


I'm having exactly the same problem with Outlook 2007 on XP. I have uninstalled and reinstalled Office x2. Any ideas anyone?
 
G

Guest

I work with Vista en Outlook 2007. Can not check whether my solution works in
XP. The following solved my problem:
In the navigation panel open the folder list ( click icon folders at the
bottom of navigation panel ). Drag the calendar folder icon with rightsite
mousebutton to cover calendar icon at bottom of navigation panel.
 

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