Ralph and Alli, thank you both for your replies. Yep, your right, I think I better really check out the Calendar database. That DbFixIt looks interesting. I am going to investigate it. Thanks for the links!!!!
--- In [email protected], Ralph Alvy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Welcome to this friendly list. I've learned tons from reading it. My first > suggestion is to get a copy of DbFixIt here: > > http://www.pimlicosoftware.com/dbfixit.htm > > I agree with Alli. You need to make sure that your Calendar and other > databases are okay. You can run it without paying for it, and it will still > tell you if you have any problems. Just tap the EasyFix button and watch. If > it *does* report problems when running its EasyFix option, then you'll need > to buy the program to get it to fix the relevant databases. > > I'd also try loading ResetDoctor, found here: > > http://www.hobbyistsoftware.com/reset-doctor-more.php > > Turn on its Cache Management to let it flush the DbCache In its Cache > Management settings, click the box for "Clear Cache if Less Than," accepting > the default value you see there (the default value is determined by the > device it sees when you install it). Make sure you read the documentation for > this program so you understand what it's doing, especially if you choose to > enable its Cache Management. >
