Suddenly I can't save or change appointments in my calendar (Outlook 2003). I
get the error message "could not save item". On the left pane under My
Calendars, the first box "Calendar" (1) is checked. I don't know what the (1)
refers to. Something seems stuck. I've had no problems until lately. Can
anyone help?

Many thanks.

cetacean wrote:

Suddenly I can't save or change appointments in my calendar (Outlook
2003). I get the error message "could not save item". On the left
pane under My Calendars, the first box "Calendar" (1) is checked. I
don't know what the (1) refers to. Something seems stuck. I've had no
problems until lately. Can anyone help?

If you reboot your PC, does it help?

The (1) means that there is one unread item in your Calendar. Do you share
your calendar?
--
Brian Tillman

I don't share my calendar, and this problem continues even if I reboot. I
can't find the unread item-how would I find this?

Thanks for your help, Brian.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

cetacean wrote:

Suddenly I can't save or change appointments in my calendar (Outlook
2003). I get the error message "could not save item". On the left
pane under My Calendars, the first box "Calendar" (1) is checked. I
don't know what the (1) refers to. Something seems stuck. I've had no
problems until lately. Can anyone help?

If you reboot your PC, does it help?

The (1) means that there is one unread item in your Calendar. Do you share
your calendar?
--
Brian Tillman

Problem solved! (I think). Brian, your suggetion to reboot made me realize
that I've only put my computer into hibernation, and not shut it all the way
off. So I shut it down, and after opening up Outlook, was able to save
something to the Calendar. I still have that mystery unread item marked and
don't know how to clear it, but I can live with that!

Thanks for your help.
Cetacean

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

cetacean wrote:

Suddenly I can't save or change appointments in my calendar (Outlook
2003). I get the error message "could not save item". On the left
pane under My Calendars, the first box "Calendar" (1) is checked. I
don't know what the (1) refers to. Something seems stuck. I've had no
problems until lately. Can anyone help?

If you reboot your PC, does it help?

The (1) means that there is one unread item in your Calendar. Do you share
your calendar?
--
Brian Tillman

cetacean wrote:

I don't share my calendar, and this problem continues even if I
reboot. I can't find the unread item-how would I find this?

You could display your calendar in a table view and it should be evident
because it should be highlighted. You should also be able to right-click
the Calendar folder and choose "Mark All as Read".
--
Brian Tillman

Brian told you how to clear it - if you don't care to know what is marked
unread, right click on the folder name and choose mark all as read.
Otherwise, use advanced find or a table view to look for it.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
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"cetacean" wrote in message
...
Problem solved! (I think). Brian, your suggetion to reboot made me realize
that I've only put my computer into hibernation, and not shut it all the
way
off. So I shut it down, and after opening up Outlook, was able to save
something to the Calendar. I still have that mystery unread item marked
and
don't know how to clear it, but I can live with that!

Thanks for your help.
Cetacean

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

cetacean wrote:

Suddenly I can't save or change appointments in my calendar (Outlook
2003). I get the error message "could not save item". On the left
pane under My Calendars, the first box "Calendar" (1) is checked. I
don't know what the (1) refers to. Something seems stuck. I've had no
problems until lately. Can anyone help?

If you reboot your PC, does it help?

The (1) means that there is one unread item in your Calendar. Do you
share
your calendar?
--
Brian Tillman

Brian Tillman wrote:

You could display your calendar in a table view and it should be
evident because it should be highlighted. You should also be able to
right-click the Calendar folder and choose "Mark All as Read".

Rather, I should have said "in bold", not "highlighted".
--
Brian Tillman

Thanks, Diane--that helped.

Cetacean

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Brian told you how to clear it - if you don't care to know what is marked
unread, right click on the folder name and choose mark all as read.
Otherwise, use advanced find or a table view to look for it.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

Outlook Tips by email:


Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com
Subscribe to Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter:


** Please include your Outlook version, Account type, and Windows Version
when requesting assistance **

"cetacean" wrote in message
...
Problem solved! (I think). Brian, your suggetion to reboot made me realize
that I've only put my computer into hibernation, and not shut it all the
way
off. So I shut it down, and after opening up Outlook, was able to save
something to the Calendar. I still have that mystery unread item marked
and
don't know how to clear it, but I can live with that!

Thanks for your help.
Cetacean

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

cetacean wrote:

Suddenly I can't save or change appointments in my calendar (Outlook
2003). I get the error message "could not save item". On the left
pane under My Calendars, the first box "Calendar" (1) is checked. I
don't know what the (1) refers to. Something seems stuck. I've had no
problems until lately. Can anyone help?

If you reboot your PC, does it help?

The (1) means that there is one unread item in your Calendar. Do you
share
your calendar?
--
Brian Tillman