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#11
January 14th, 2009, 01:48 PM
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can't create a recurring appt/event
"Doug H" wrote in message
... I found the 32-bit Control Panel. I set up the new profile. It didn't resolve the problem, as the new profile doesn't send reminders for numerous recurring appts I set to occur in the next two days (with the advance reminder set at 3 days). I set up two 1-shot appts on same days, same advance, and got reminders for both of them immediately after hitting 'save & close.' Happens to me, too. Apparently recurring appointments are handled differently that non-recurring ones. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] 
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#12
January 19th, 2009, 10:15 PM
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can't create a recurring appt/event
Brian
I finally found a way... I went to "Remove Programs" in Control Panel intending to yank & reinstall Outlook. But it wouldn't let me uninstall just one program, it wanted to uninstall Office in its entirety; which I didn't want to do. There was another option for "Repair", which I used. That seemed to solve the problem, as my recurring events are now working again. -- Thx, Doug "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: "Doug H" wrote in message ... I found the 32-bit Control Panel. I set up the new profile. It didn't resolve the problem, as the new profile doesn't send reminders for numerous recurring appts I set to occur in the next two days (with the advance reminder set at 3 days). I set up two 1-shot appts on same days, same advance, and got reminders for both of them immediately after hitting 'save & close.' Happens to me, too. Apparently recurring appointments are handled differently that non-recurring ones. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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#13
January 20th, 2009, 12:54 PM
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can't create a recurring appt/event
"Doug H" wrote in message
... I went to "Remove Programs" in Control Panel intending to yank & reinstall Outlook. But it wouldn't let me uninstall just one program, it wanted to uninstall Office in its entirety; which I didn't want to do. There was another option for "Repair", which I used. That seemed to solve the problem, as my recurring events are now working again. Great. Thanks for the follow-up. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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January 22nd, 2009, 12:55 AM
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can't create a recurring appt/event
Brian
fyi I mentioned this to our IM guy at work. He was familiar with the problem, as the same thing happened to his network. He said MS issued a patch, which had an unusual rqmt; the patch wasn't activated until the "Repair" was manually invoked. -- Thx, Doug "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: "Doug H" wrote in message ... I went to "Remove Programs" in Control Panel intending to yank & reinstall Outlook. But it wouldn't let me uninstall just one program, it wanted to uninstall Office in its entirety; which I didn't want to do. There was another option for "Repair", which I used. That seemed to solve the problem, as my recurring events are now working again. Great. Thanks for the follow-up. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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