Offline sync "all folders" doesn't work after 2003 upgrade

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Ted Griffith

Prior to upgrading to 2003, my outlook XP was flawless at
syncronizing all folders when I pressed F9 and would do
so prior to exiting. However, when I upgraded to 2003,
F9 doesn't sync all the folders and the only way I can
get a folder to sync successfully is to Shift-F9 each
folder before I disconnect. When I do Shift-F9, it works
(so my syncing can work), but I do not have the time to
individually sync every folder.

I am not using cache mode.
All my folders are checked in the send/receive settings.
My outlook.OST is much less than 2GB (its about 80 Mbyte).
My OS is Windows XP Pro.

I will be deeply grateful to a solution.

Thanks - Ted
 
Do you have your folders set for offline synchronization? Do you have the
option set to perform a synchronization upon exiting the program?

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Ted Griffith asked:

| Prior to upgrading to 2003, my outlook XP was flawless at
| syncronizing all folders when I pressed F9 and would do
| so prior to exiting. However, when I upgraded to 2003,
| F9 doesn't sync all the folders and the only way I can
| get a folder to sync successfully is to Shift-F9 each
| folder before I disconnect. When I do Shift-F9, it works
| (so my syncing can work), but I do not have the time to
| individually sync every folder.
|
| I am not using cache mode.
| All my folders are checked in the send/receive settings.
| My outlook.OST is much less than 2GB (its about 80 Mbyte).
| My OS is Windows XP Pro.
|
| I will be deeply grateful to a solution.
|
| Thanks - Ted
 
Milly Staples said:
Do you have your folders set for offline synchronization? Do you have the
option set to perform a synchronization upon exiting the program?

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.

After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Ted Griffith asked:

| Prior to upgrading to 2003, my outlook XP was flawless at
| syncronizing all folders when I pressed F9 and would do
| so prior to exiting. However, when I upgraded to 2003,
| F9 doesn't sync all the folders and the only way I can
| get a folder to sync successfully is to Shift-F9 each
| folder before I disconnect. When I do Shift-F9, it works
| (so my syncing can work), but I do not have the time to
| individually sync every folder.
|
| I am not using cache mode.
| All my folders are checked in the send/receive settings.
| My outlook.OST is much less than 2GB (its about 80 Mbyte).
| My OS is Windows XP Pro.
|
| I will be deeply grateful to a solution.
|
| Thanks - Ted
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We're running into the same problem. Besides running in cached mode, the
only fix I've found is to create a new (not a copy) send/receive group and
then disable the 'All Accounts' group. Kind of sucks to do this for
hundreds of users...

Adam
 
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