Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a new
profile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a new
profile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a new
profile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options... Make
sure all is unchecked.
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
new
profile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options... Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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news:RCW1c.737707$_x2.1650811@zonnet-reader-1...
Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
new
profile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options... Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
new
profile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]" schreef
in bericht news:Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options... Make
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--
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news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
newprofile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
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Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options... Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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news:RCW1c.737707$_x2.1650811@zonnet-reader-1...
Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
new
profile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]" schreef
in bericht news:Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options... Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
newprofile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the /cleanreminders
switch again
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
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installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]"
schreef
in bericht news:Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
newprofile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the /cleanreminders
switch again
--
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"Henry" <svpindegroep@danku.nl> wrote in message
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I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]" <newsgroups_DELETE_@_DELETE_sparnaaij_NO_._SPAM_net>
schreef
in bericht news:uJAtLpoAEHA.2632@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" <svpindegroep@danku.nl> wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$_x2.1650811@zonnet-reader-1...
Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
new
profile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the /cleanreminders
switch again
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:BgY1c.738079$I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]"
schreef
in bericht news:Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
newprofile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the /cleanreminders
switch again
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:BgY1c.738079$I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]"
schreef
in bericht news:Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
newprofile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the /cleanreminders
switch again
--
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"Henry" <svpindegroep@danku.nl> wrote in message
news:BgY1c.738079$_x2.1651921@zonnet-reader-1...
I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]" <newsgroups_DELETE_@_DELETE_sparnaaij_NO_._SPAM_net>
schreef
in bericht news:uJAtLpoAEHA.2632@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" <svpindegroep@danku.nl> wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$_x2.1650811@zonnet-reader-1...
Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
new
profile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the /cleanreminders
switch again
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:BgY1c.738079$I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]"
schreef
in bericht news:Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
newprofile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the /cleanreminders
switch again
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:BgY1c.738079$I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]"
schreef
in bericht news:Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
newprofile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the /cleanreminders
switch again
--
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"Henry" <svpindegroep@danku.nl> wrote in message
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I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]" <newsgroups_DELETE_@_DELETE_sparnaaij_NO_._SPAM_net>
schreef
in bericht news:uJAtLpoAEHA.2632@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" <svpindegroep@danku.nl> wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$_x2.1650811@zonnet-reader-1...
Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
new
profile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the /cleanreminders
switch again
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:BgY1c.738079$I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]"
schreef
in bericht news:Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making a
newprofile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
I am using OL 2003. It is indeed set as Outlook Today. The Office repair
doesn't help. I have even formatted my harddisk and installed Office
again.
But it remains the same. A message appears in the systemtray that the
reminderservice can't be started.
Henry
"Roady [MVP]" schreef
in bericht news:%What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing
the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the /cleanreminders
switch again
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:BgY1c.738079$I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]"
schreefin bericht news:Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Makesure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making
a
newprofile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
I am using OL 2003. It is indeed set as Outlook Today. The Office repair
doesn't help. I have even formatted my harddisk and installed Office
again.
But it remains the same. A message appears in the systemtray that the
reminderservice can't be started.
Henry
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What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing
the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the /cleanreminders
switch again
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"Henry" <svpindegroep@danku.nl> wrote in message
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I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]" <newsgroups_DELETE_@_DELETE_sparnaaij_NO_._SPAM_net>
schreef
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Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" <svpindegroep@danku.nl> wrote in message
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Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making
a
new
profile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
I am using OL 2003. It is indeed set as Outlook Today. The Office repair
doesn't help. I have even formatted my harddisk and installed Office
again.
But it remains the same. A message appears in the systemtray that the
reminderservice can't be started.
Henry
"Roady [MVP]" schreef
in bericht news:%What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing
the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the /cleanreminders
switch again
--
Roady [MVP]
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Also Outlook FAQ, How To's, Downloads and more...
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:BgY1c.738079$I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]"
schreefin bericht news:Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Makesure all is unchecked.
--
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook. A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also making
a
newprofile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
I suggest you start wih a clean pst-file then and then copy your items to
the new pst-file. You've already rules out everything else by the repair,
recreation of the profile and the (drasctic) format of your PC.
Initially don't copy your Calendar to the new pst-file. First configure
your
new pst-file as the default delivery location (Tools-> E-mail Accounts->
button Next) and create some test appointments. If this works you can copy
your Calendar items. If it doesn't work anymore afterwards you can spent
your weekend looking for the corrupt reminder ;-)
Regards,
--
Roady [MVP]
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-Creating a Classic View in Outlook 2003
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"Henry" wrote in message
news:ICZ1c.738301$I am using OL 2003. It is indeed set as Outlook Today. The Office repair
doesn't help. I have even formatted my harddisk and installed Office
again.
But it remains the same. A message appears in the systemtray that the
reminderservice can't be started.
Henry
"Roady [MVP]"
schreef
in bericht news:%What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing
the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the
/cleanreminders
switch again
--
Roady [MVP]
www.sparnaaij.net
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Also Outlook FAQ, How To's, Downloads and more...
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-Create your own fully customized Toolbar
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(I changed my reply address; remove all CAPS and _underscores_ from the
address when mailing)
"Henry" wrote in message
news:BgY1c.738079$I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I
only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]"
schreefin bericht news:Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Makesure all is unchecked.
--
Roady [MVP]
www.sparnaaij.net
Microsoft Office and Microsoft Office related News
Also Outlook FAQ, How To's, Downloads and more...
Tips of the month:
-Create your own fully customized Toolbar
-Creating a Classic View in Outlook 2003
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your
mailbox!
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the
address when mailing)
"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook.
A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't
start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also
making
a
newprofile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
I suggest you start wih a clean pst-file then and then copy your items to
the new pst-file. You've already rules out everything else by the repair,
recreation of the profile and the (drasctic) format of your PC.
Initially don't copy your Calendar to the new pst-file. First configure
your
new pst-file as the default delivery location (Tools-> E-mail Accounts->
button Next) and create some test appointments. If this works you can copy
your Calendar items. If it doesn't work anymore afterwards you can spent
your weekend looking for the corrupt reminder ;-)
Regards,
--
Roady [MVP]
www.sparnaaij.net
Microsoft Office and Microsoft Office related News
Also Outlook FAQ, How To's, Downloads and more...
Tips of the month:
-Create your own fully customized Toolbar
-Creating a Classic View in Outlook 2003
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"Henry" <svpindegroep@danku.nl> wrote in message
news:ICZ1c.738301$_x2.1652518@zonnet-reader-1...
I am using OL 2003. It is indeed set as Outlook Today. The Office repair
doesn't help. I have even formatted my harddisk and installed Office
again.
But it remains the same. A message appears in the systemtray that the
reminderservice can't be started.
Henry
"Roady [MVP]" <newsgroups_DELETE_@_DELETE_sparnaaij_NO_._SPAM_net>
schreef
in bericht news:%23SOpHwpAEHA.3248@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing
the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the
/cleanreminders
switch again
--
Roady [MVP]
www.sparnaaij.net
Microsoft Office and Microsoft Office related News
Also Outlook FAQ, How To's, Downloads and more...
Tips of the month:
-Create your own fully customized Toolbar
-Creating a Classic View in Outlook 2003
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(I changed my reply address; remove all CAPS and _underscores_ from the
address when mailing)
"Henry" <svpindegroep@danku.nl> wrote in message
news:BgY1c.738079$_x2.1651921@zonnet-reader-1...
I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I
only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]" <newsgroups_DELETE_@_DELETE_sparnaaij_NO_._SPAM_net>
schreef
in bericht news:uJAtLpoAEHA.2632@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Make
sure all is unchecked.
--
Roady [MVP]
www.sparnaaij.net
Microsoft Office and Microsoft Office related News
Also Outlook FAQ, How To's, Downloads and more...
Tips of the month:
-Create your own fully customized Toolbar
-Creating a Classic View in Outlook 2003
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your
mailbox!
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address when mailing)
"Henry" <svpindegroep@danku.nl> wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$_x2.1650811@zonnet-reader-1...
Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook.
A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't
start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also
making
a
new
profile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry
I suggest you start wih a clean pst-file then and then copy your items to
the new pst-file. You've already rules out everything else by the repair,
recreation of the profile and the (drasctic) format of your PC.
Initially don't copy your Calendar to the new pst-file. First configure
your
new pst-file as the default delivery location (Tools-> E-mail Accounts->
button Next) and create some test appointments. If this works you can copy
your Calendar items. If it doesn't work anymore afterwards you can spent
your weekend looking for the corrupt reminder ;-)
Regards,
--
Roady [MVP]
www.sparnaaij.net
Microsoft Office and Microsoft Office related News
Also Outlook FAQ, How To's, Downloads and more...
Tips of the month:
-Create your own fully customized Toolbar
-Creating a Classic View in Outlook 2003
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(I changed my reply address; remove all CAPS and _underscores_ from the
address when mailing)
"Henry" wrote in message
news:ICZ1c.738301$I am using OL 2003. It is indeed set as Outlook Today. The Office repair
doesn't help. I have even formatted my harddisk and installed Office
again.
But it remains the same. A message appears in the systemtray that the
reminderservice can't be started.
Henry
"Roady [MVP]"
schreef
in bericht news:%What version of Outlook are you using? Is the pst-file you are storing
the
items set as Outlook Today? (Default delivery location in your accounts
configuration)
Also try a repair on Office and then run outlook with the
/cleanreminders
switch again
--
Roady [MVP]
www.sparnaaij.net
Microsoft Office and Microsoft Office related News
Also Outlook FAQ, How To's, Downloads and more...
Tips of the month:
-Create your own fully customized Toolbar
-Creating a Classic View in Outlook 2003
Subscribe to the newsletter to receive news and tips & tricks in your
mailbox!
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(I changed my reply address; remove all CAPS and _underscores_ from the
address when mailing)
"Henry" wrote in message
news:BgY1c.738079$I am not running Exchange (as far as I know: I didn't install it. I
only
installed MS Outlook).
Further is everything unchecked.
"Roady [MVP]"
schreefin bericht news:Are you running Exchange?
Also check your Calendar Free/Busy options in Tools-> Options-> tab
Preferences-> button Calendar Options-> button Free/Busy Options...
Makesure all is unchecked.
--
Roady [MVP]
www.sparnaaij.net
Microsoft Office and Microsoft Office related News
Also Outlook FAQ, How To's, Downloads and more...
Tips of the month:
-Create your own fully customized Toolbar
-Creating a Classic View in Outlook 2003
Subscribe to the newsletter to receive news and tips & tricks in
your
mailbox!
www.sparnaaij.net
(I changed my reply address; remove all CAPS and _underscores_ from
the
address when mailing)
"Henry" wrote in message
news:RCW1c.737707$Hi,
The reminders of the callendar and tasks won't appear in Outlook.
A
message
appears in the systemtray that the reminder service couldn't
start.
Running
the switch /CleanReminder or /resetfolder doesn't help. Also
making
a
newprofile has no effect. A Does anybody know a solution?
Henry