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April 9th, 2007, 02:58 PM
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pst and exchange calnder
Our exchange server has limited storage space and also my company has limited
backup possibilities. Because of that I've decided couple of years ago to use pst instead of ost files on all my machines. Up to know we used a CRM solution (Saleslogix) and its calendar features. We recently upgraded to Office 2007 and we decided to move to Outlook calendar. Obviously I ran into problems. The default e-mail delivery location is the local pst so everything which is related to the outlook calendar is messed up. We shared the exchange calendars and we see each other calendar but meeting requests or tasks they go to the pst calendar. Reminders not working and so on. I wonder if there is any solution to my problem. Because of the hw resources on my exchange server I'm forced to use the local pst folder but I'd like to use only the exchange calendar. Exchange server is 2003 sp2. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Andrei 
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April 9th, 2007, 03:02 PM
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pst and exchange calendar -subject corrected
"Andrei G" wrote: Our exchange server has limited storage space and also my company has limited backup possibilities. Because of that I've decided couple of years ago to use pst instead of ost files on all my machines. Up to know we used a CRM solution (Saleslogix) and its calendar features. We recently upgraded to Office 2007 and we decided to move to Outlook calendar. Obviously I ran into problems. The default e-mail delivery location is the local pst so everything which is related to the outlook calendar is messed up. We shared the exchange calendars and we see each other calendar but meeting requests or tasks they go to the pst calendar. Reminders not working and so on. I wonder if there is any solution to my problem. Because of the hw resources on my exchange server I'm forced to use the local pst folder but I'd like to use only the exchange calendar. Exchange server is 2003 sp2. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Andrei
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April 9th, 2007, 07:18 PM
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pst and exchange calendar -subject corrected
Hi
Up until ~ a month ago my pst and calendar behaved exactly as you want; unfortunately, somethiing has happened recently such that accepting an appointment in my pst causes the calendar in my pst to be updated rather than the exchange calendar and I haven't been able to find out why or how to fix it. If you get an answer I would appreciate the information. Tom "Andrei G" wrote: "Andrei G" wrote: Our exchange server has limited storage space and also my company has limited backup possibilities. Because of that I've decided couple of years ago to use pst instead of ost files on all my machines. Up to know we used a CRM solution (Saleslogix) and its calendar features. We recently upgraded to Office 2007 and we decided to move to Outlook calendar. Obviously I ran into problems. The default e-mail delivery location is the local pst so everything which is related to the outlook calendar is messed up. We shared the exchange calendars and we see each other calendar but meeting requests or tasks they go to the pst calendar. Reminders not working and so on. I wonder if there is any solution to my problem. Because of the hw resources on my exchange server I'm forced to use the local pst folder but I'd like to use only the exchange calendar. Exchange server is 2003 sp2. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Andrei
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