cmd line switch for "tasks"?

[jimk]

Hello,
We're on Outlook (and Exchange) 2003.

Suddenly, all my tasks (about 10 of them) either lost half of their data
that was contained w/in, or the reminders reset themselves for odd times
(Sunday @ 9 pm instead of today at 3:30 pm which it had been set at).

I googled but can't find any task specific outlook cmd switch to run that
might restore them.

Is there one? If not, any suggestions as to why this occurred?

Thanks,

Jim

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

there is not a switch you can use to restore the reminders.

Are you syncing with a handheld device? That would be the most likely guess
as to what caused the times to change.

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[jimk]

thanks. I believe I was actually. that would explain it then.

I turned off wireless sync to the tasks folder on my device, so that should
solve that.

thanks again.

there is not a switch you can use to restore the reminders.

Are you syncing with a handheld device? That would be the most likely guess
as to what caused the times to change.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/



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Hello,
We're on Outlook (and Exchange) 2003.

Suddenly, all my tasks (about 10 of them) either lost half of their data
that was contained w/in, or the reminders reset themselves for odd times
(Sunday @ 9 pm instead of today at 3:30 pm which it had been set at).

I googled but can't find any task specific outlook cmd switch to run that
might restore them.

Is there one? If not, any suggestions as to why this occurred?

Thanks,

Jim