Cannot view items in Calendar, but they're shown in Outlook Today

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Guest

I can see appointments in Outlook Today, but they do not appear in the
Calendar view. What can I do to view the appts in Calendar? The problem is
that once the day has passed, it is not shown in Outlook Today and I cannot
see past appts anymore! Help, because I need to see my appts in Calendar
view, not only in Outlook Today view!

thanks!
 
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Brian Tillman

SashaMon said:
I can see appointments in Outlook Today, but they do not appear in the
Calendar view. What can I do to view the appts in Calendar? The
problem is that once the day has passed, it is not shown in Outlook
Today and I cannot see past appts anymore! Help, because I need to
see my appts in Calendar view, not only in Outlook Today view!

What view in the Calendar are you using? What version of Outlook?
 
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Brian Tillman

SashaMon said:
Outlook 2002, and using Day/Week/Month view (filter is off)...thanks!

If you switch to another view can you see them? What happends if you rest
the current view
(View>Current View>Customize Current View>Reset Current View)?
 
G

Guest

I switched to the view with auto preview and it worked! Thank you very much!
You rock!
 
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Lanky Melvin

Just another note to say that if i choose 'By Category' view the items are
listed.
 
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Lanky Melvin

Exactly the same problem as the original post of this thread i.e. Items added
appear in Outlook Today and other views but not in the main calender view.

I am using Outlook 2003 and have only got one calendar folder.
 
B

Brian Tillman

Lanky Melvin said:
Exactly the same problem as the original post of this thread i.e.
Items added appear in Outlook Today and other views but not in the
main calender view.

Well, since you provided a "reply" (via the crappy web interface Microsoft
provides) that was a NEW post and NOT a continuation of a thread and because
you didn't quote the ORIGINAL problem message, there was no way to tell.

Off-hand I can't think of a good reason except a misset view. I don't see
where you've stated what you have tried in an attempt to solve it.
 

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