Can anyone help? I have a corrupt Calendar Navigation Pane in my
Outlook 2003 Professional. It does not display any dates in the
monthly calendars in the navigation pane. I have tried de-installing
office and re-installing, this hasn't solved it. I have tried the
repair utility on the PST files, I have tried running Outlook.exe with
the /FreeBusy option, I have tried re-creating extend.dat, Outcmd.dat
and Frmcache.dat, but still nothing works. I am so frustrated now,
that I have just de-installed Office and IE7 and then re-installed
both, but I still have the same problem!

I have run out of ideas! Can anyone help? It is incredibly
frustrating!!

you tried opening Outlook with the /resetnavpane switch?

http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/c...neswitches.htm

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Kathleen Orland
Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
http://www.howto-outlook.com/



"Alex3471" wrote:

Can anyone help? I have a corrupt Calendar Navigation Pane in my
Outlook 2003 Professional. It does not display any dates in the
monthly calendars in the navigation pane. I have tried de-installing
office and re-installing, this hasn't solved it. I have tried the
repair utility on the PST files, I have tried running Outlook.exe with
the /FreeBusy option, I have tried re-creating extend.dat, Outcmd.dat
and Frmcache.dat, but still nothing works. I am so frustrated now,
that I have just de-installed Office and IE7 and then re-installed
both, but I still have the same problem!

I have run out of ideas! Can anyone help? It is incredibly
frustrating!!

Have you tried a new profile?
-Peter

"Alex3471" wrote in message
ups.com...
Can anyone help? I have a corrupt Calendar Navigation Pane in my
Outlook 2003 Professional. It does not display any dates in the
monthly calendars in the navigation pane. I have tried de-installing
office and re-installing, this hasn't solved it. I have tried the
repair utility on the PST files, I have tried running Outlook.exe with
the /FreeBusy option, I have tried re-creating extend.dat, Outcmd.dat
and Frmcache.dat, but still nothing works. I am so frustrated now,
that I have just de-installed Office and IE7 and then re-installed
both, but I still have the same problem!

I have run out of ideas! Can anyone help? It is incredibly
frustrating!!

Unfortunately I have tried creating a new profile (several times) and
have also now tried the outlook.exe /resetnavpane switch, neither
worked. I'm thinking my only option will be a complete rebuild of the
machine.


Peter Durkee wrote:
Have you tried a new profile?
-Peter

"Alex3471" wrote in message
ups.com...
Can anyone help? I have a corrupt Calendar Navigation Pane in my
Outlook 2003 Professional. It does not display any dates in the
monthly calendars in the navigation pane. I have tried de-installing
office and re-installing, this hasn't solved it. I have tried the
repair utility on the PST files, I have tried running Outlook.exe with
the /FreeBusy option, I have tried re-creating extend.dat, Outcmd.dat
and Frmcache.dat, but still nothing works. I am so frustrated now,
that I have just de-installed Office and IE7 and then re-installed
both, but I still have the same problem!

I have run out of ideas! Can anyone help? It is incredibly
frustrating!!

i think you may be describing a Date Navigator problem. Try resetting that
with a command line switch.

--
I hope this helps you at least a little bit!

Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
Outlook trainer and author of Productiv_IT with Outlook
www.acorntraining.com.au
Canberra, Australia

"I not only use all the brains I have, but all I can borrow." (Woodrow
Wilson)
"Alex3471" wrote in message
oups.com...
Unfortunately I have tried creating a new profile (several times) and
have also now tried the outlook.exe /resetnavpane switch, neither
worked. I'm thinking my only option will be a complete rebuild of the
machine.


Peter Durkee wrote:
Have you tried a new profile?
-Peter

"Alex3471" wrote in message
ups.com...
Can anyone help? I have a corrupt Calendar Navigation Pane in my
Outlook 2003 Professional. It does not display any dates in the
monthly calendars in the navigation pane. I have tried de-installing
office and re-installing, this hasn't solved it. I have tried the
repair utility on the PST files, I have tried running Outlook.exe with
the /FreeBusy option, I have tried re-creating extend.dat, Outcmd.dat
and Frmcache.dat, but still nothing works. I am so frustrated now,
that I have just de-installed Office and IE7 and then re-installed
both, but I still have the same problem!

I have run out of ideas! Can anyone help? It is incredibly
frustrating!!