Outlook 2003 Calender appointment problem

FAQ

Profile

Outlook 2003 Calender appointment problem

Macintosh computer (Home) -> Outlook

Next: why does date sort as text?

Author

Message

Ginger B.

External

Since: Jul 20, 2007
Posts: 1

(Msg. 1) Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 10:08 am Post subject: Outlook 2003 Calender appointment problem Archived from groups: microsoft>public>outlook>mac (more info?)

Windows XP Office. MS Outlook 2003 SP2. In Outlook/Calender, when I try to make a new appointment or Meeting Request, nothing happens. Any Ideas??? This is on my supervisors computer and I would love any help that you guys could give me. Please emaito his computer at pathumbert RemoveThis @spaviation.com Thanks, Ginger B. >> Stay informed about: Outlook 2003 Calender appointment problem

Display posts from previous:

Related Topics:

Weird date in new appointments in outlook calender - anyone seen this one... the date on the top of the outlook calender shows up something like this: Tuesday mon April 282004004 the same shows in the date field when trying to create a new appointment - over typing and using the calender button doesn't....

Outlook 2003 - I hope this is the right group... a user is running Office standard 2003, SP2. The folder list displays the number of mails in that folder and not the amount of unread emails in that folder. Please can somebody tell me where to configure this. I need t...

Outlook 2003 - missing send/receive button - Hi folks, for some reason my send/receive button has mysteriously disappeared and does not appear in the actions list (and nothing happens when F9 was pressed). I have reloaded, repaired, etc and it hasn't changed anything. Everything looks fine on....

.FMT files & the calender - I am having a problem with calenders. When ever i try to print a calender the computer says that it cannot print them do to an error with the .FMT files. I have tried reinstalling the application and running a number of disk utilities all to no avail...

outlook 2001 mac os9.1 problem -

	Macintosh computer (Home) -> Outlook	All times are: Pacific Time (US & Canada)
Page 1 of 1

You can post new topics in this forum
You can reply to topics in this forum
You can edit your posts in this forum
You can delete your posts in this forum
You can vote in polls in this forum