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Old July 27th 07, 02:42 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Jim R
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I'm unable to save a outlook calendar as a webpage from 2 different locations
using 2 different versions of Outlook & Windows.

1 machine is using Outlook 2003 on Windows XP, the other is Windows Vista
with Outlook 2007.

When I attempt to save as a webpage on the XP machine/Outlook 2003, I'm
continously prompted for a login/password to the website I'm publishing it
to.
On the Vista/2007 machine I go to save as a webpage, I'm prompted for the
login and password, I get a 'quick flash' of another small window, which
tells me an error has occurred, however it seems like it saves the calendar,
however when i look on the website, nothing has been saved.

On 3rd machine from a different location using Outlook 2003, I'm able to
save as a webpage without any problems. This tells me there is a problem with
the outlook setting in the first 2 machines. However, I can't seem to locate
where the setting may need to be changed.

Any suggestions?
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Old July 27th 07, 09:56 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Diane Poremsky
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Default Unable to save calendar as webpage

Do you have a firewall on the machines?

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"Jim R" Jim
wrote in message
...
I'm unable to save a outlook calendar as a webpage from 2 different
locations
using 2 different versions of Outlook & Windows.

1 machine is using Outlook 2003 on Windows XP, the other is Windows Vista
with Outlook 2007.

When I attempt to save as a webpage on the XP machine/Outlook 2003, I'm
continously prompted for a login/password to the website I'm publishing it
to.
On the Vista/2007 machine I go to save as a webpage, I'm prompted for the
login and password, I get a 'quick flash' of another small window, which
tells me an error has occurred, however it seems like it saves the
calendar,
however when i look on the website, nothing has been saved.

On 3rd machine from a different location using Outlook 2003, I'm able to
save as a webpage without any problems. This tells me there is a problem
with
the outlook setting in the first 2 machines. However, I can't seem to
locate
where the setting may need to be changed.

Any suggestions?


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Old July 30th 07, 01:48 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Jim R[_2_]
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Default Unable to save calendar as webpage

Well....yes, however later on Friday 27July I did no configuration changes to
the XP machine, to anything and was able to 'save as a webpage', however I'm
still having an issue on the Vista machine.

"Diane Poremsky" wrote:

Do you have a firewall on the machines?

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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:


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"Jim R" Jim
wrote in message
...
I'm unable to save a outlook calendar as a webpage from 2 different
locations
using 2 different versions of Outlook & Windows.

1 machine is using Outlook 2003 on Windows XP, the other is Windows Vista
with Outlook 2007.

When I attempt to save as a webpage on the XP machine/Outlook 2003, I'm
continously prompted for a login/password to the website I'm publishing it
to.
On the Vista/2007 machine I go to save as a webpage, I'm prompted for the
login and password, I get a 'quick flash' of another small window, which
tells me an error has occurred, however it seems like it saves the
calendar,
however when i look on the website, nothing has been saved.

On 3rd machine from a different location using Outlook 2003, I'm able to
save as a webpage without any problems. This tells me there is a problem
with
the outlook setting in the first 2 machines. However, I can't seem to
locate
where the setting may need to be changed.

Any suggestions?


 




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