I'll search around for the old exchange client and give it a try.
If you have NT4 you may find it in \program files\windows messaging...
We use it from time to time
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Another thing you can do here is to go into the account with the old
Exchange 5.x client and simply delete the Calendar folder (after exporting
your visible items, of course). Then go back in with Outlook whatever and
the Calendar will be re-created.
Nate Couch
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To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: RE: Best way to clean up corrupt calendar folder? (on server)
This is when the old Exchange Client comes in handy. You could have exported
the calendar to a PST and then deleted the calendar folder. The next time
you started OL, one would have been created
This is when the old Exchange Client comes in handy. You could have exported
the calendar to a PST and then deleted the calendar folder. The next time
you started OL, one would have been created.
It also sounds like you need the CDO hotfix for Exchange. BB support should
be able to help with
Well... this is an exploit of an old OWA bug on 5.5.
If you are running OWA for Exchange 5.5 below ex SP2, you should be able to
delete the calendar folder via OWA. Then login to the mailbox via normal
MAPI, and it will re-create.
This may or may not comply with ppl's idea of stable... or
: RE: Best way to clean up corrupt calendar folder? (on server)
This is when the old Exchange Client comes in handy. You could have exported
the calendar to a PST and then deleted the calendar folder. The next time
you started OL, one would have been created.
It also sounds like you need the CDO
to clean up corrupt calendar folder? (on server)
Well... this is an exploit of an old OWA bug on 5.5.
If you are running OWA for Exchange 5.5 below ex SP2, you should be able to
delete the calendar folder via OWA. Then login to the mailbox via normal
MAPI, and it will re-create.
This may or may
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