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I have appointments in an Outlook 2003 calendar that, when forwarded to other
addresses, get stuck in the Outbox. I get the following error: "Unable to connect to the network. Check your network connection or modem." Some salient facts: * Outlook 2003 SP3 * OS = MS Vista Home * Mail messages send and receive just fine * My internet connection is obviously fine. * D-Link DI-524 router on Comcast cable modem * *NEW* appointments I create can be sent just fine * The appointments that get stuck most likely were created on a PocketPC HP iPAQ and were placed in the calendar via ActiveSynch and/or Windows Mobile Device Center. I've seen this problem reported on the web but can't find a solution anywhere! Thanks! Jim |
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