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I have an office with a mixed enviroment of Outlook clients. Only 2 pc's are <br />
running Outlook 2003. Occasionally, appointments entered into a Public <br />
calendar on the server disappear. The client has missed court dates due to this. Ouch.<br />
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It seems that the missing appointments are always initially inputted by the <br />
Outlook 2003 clients.<br />
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Server is SBS 2000 w/ sp4<br />
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Any ideas?<br />

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I have an office with a mixed enviroment of Outlook clients. Only 2 pc's are 
running Outlook 2003. Occasionally, appointments entered into a Public 
calendar on the server disappear. The client has missed court dates due to this. Ouch.

It seems that the missing appointments are always initially inputted by the 
Outlook 2003 clients.

Server is SBS 2000 w/ sp4

Any ideas?


Disappearing appointments in Public calendar

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