On 12/4/01 12:40 PM, "Paul Berkowitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you turn off Office Notifications, quit Entourage , and restart computer > just once, you should now be clear of this problem if you never want > reminders and never turn on Notifications again, I'd think. Does that not > work? Turning off Office Notifications from inside Entourage and restarting didn't work for me. But the following seemed to work: Opening Office Notifications in the Office folder; turning off Office Notifications from that program; quitting Office Notifications; making sure that Office Notifications is not still listed as a startup file in the Login pane of System Preferences; and then finally rebooting. > In the event that you still find the files "busy", putting them in the trash > and emptying it (if the trash complies and doesn't say that it can't empty > because the files are still busy) will be enough. You do not need to restart > the computer too. Did you check that? Well, before trying the method given above I was able to copy the entourage database files from my zip disk to my hard disk, yet when I started up entourage the database was not updated. So, I copied the files again from the zip disk and restarted and that time the files were updated. -- Gil -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To search the archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
