Using windows XP sp3 and Office sp2 Outlook 2007 not syching it with anything
and using a PST file on a personal computer not an exchange mailbox. All of
a sudden reminders stopped working a few days agao. I tried doing a an
"outlook.exe /resetfolders /cleanreminders" which opens Outlook and (after a
send/receive) I get the error message "There was a problem reading one or
more of your reminders. Some of your reminders may not appear." (Note: None
of my reminders appear) Also at the bottom of my daily calendar page it
reads "The operation failed. An object could not be found."
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Charles

Try this:

Create a new calendar - called Backup Calendar.
Then, with Views choose All Appointments and copy them to the Backup
Calendar. After copying, delete every appointments from your original
calendar.
At this point try to close Outlook a open again and try the send/receive to
see if the problem persists.

If you don't get the error it means that there is one of your appointments
causing the problem, then just try to copy some of the appointments to see
if you can identify the cause.

If you still get the error, try again the outlook.exe /resetfolders
/cleanreminders.

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Ricardo Silva
Add-ins for Microsoft(c) Outlook(c)
http://www.rsoutlook.com/us/products.html

Test, 1,2,3...If correct this is a second reply. Not sure if the first one
was sent.

Willem.

"Ricardo Silva" wrote:

Try this:

Create a new calendar - called Backup Calendar.
Then, with Views choose All Appointments and copy them to the Backup
Calendar. After copying, delete every appointments from your original
calendar.
At this point try to close Outlook a open again and try the send/receive to
see if the problem persists.

If you don't get the error it means that there is one of your appointments
causing the problem, then just try to copy some of the appointments to see
if you can identify the cause.

If you still get the error, try again the outlook.exe /resetfolders
/cleanreminders.

--
Ricardo Silva
Add-ins for Microsoft(c) Outlook(c)
http://www.rsoutlook.com/us/products.html


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