In the first post is see from you, you don't mention if it’s a hosted
exchange acct. But Exchange 2007 doesn't have a control panel and none of
the other steps are the same as in the ESM, so I needed to verify.

I can't repro the problem on standard corporate accounts so either there is
something different with the hosted accounts or something else effects it.

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"Garland Sharratt" wrote in
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Yes, I am; please see my initial post.
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"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

are you using a hosted exchange acct?

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"Garland Sharratt" wrote in
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I found the solution:

Log into the email domain's Control Panel page on the Exchange 2007
server

Go to Configuration & Administration Exchange Mailboxes
your_mailbox

Click on Edit

Change "Show in address book" to Yes


Diane, thanks for your help.

Garland

Thanks again, but I found the solution (see earlier post): I had
misconfigured my account. Solution was to:

Log into the email domain's Control Panel page on the Exchange 2007 server

Go to Configuration & Administration Exchange Mailboxes your_mailbox

Click on Edit

Change "Show in address book" to Yes

I am having the same problems except connected to Exchange 2003. When offline
the calendar entries just dissapear. I have tried all the above. Online works
fine as do windows mobile phones. I have also stopped the AV scanning the OST
file just to make sure. Any other ideas please?

"Garland Sharratt" wrote:

Thanks again, but I found the solution (see earlier post): I had
misconfigured my account. Solution was to:

Log into the email domain's Control Panel page on the Exchange 2007 server

Go to Configuration & Administration Exchange Mailboxes your_mailbox

Click on Edit

Change "Show in address book" to Yes

"Gideon Kay" wrote in message
...

I am having the same problems except connected to Exchange 2003. When offline
the calendar entries just dissapear. I have tried all the above. Online
works
fine as do windows mobile phones. I have also stopped the AV scanning the
OST
file just to make sure. Any other ideas please?

Sounds like a Cached Exchange mode issue. I'd disable Cached Exchange mode,
delete the OST, reenable Cached Exchnage mode, and let Outlook build a new
OST.
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