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Is this when viewing someone else's calendar? If not, sorry for misunderstanding.<br />
If so, try re-adding the calendar (right-click, delete then open again)
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Is this when viewing someone else's calendar? If not, sorry for misunderstanding.
If so, try re-adding the calendar (right-click, delete then open again)

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yes this is when trying to view someone else's calendar.
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yes this is when trying to view someone else's calendar.

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Like I say, try deleting the calendar from your &quot;shared calendars&quot; view and then re-open it. Fixes 90% of the errors I get :)
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Like I say, try deleting the calendar from your "shared calendars" view and then re-open it. Fixes 90% of the errors I get :)

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Do you know what would cause an issue like this? It only seems to be happening to one person.
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Do you know what would cause an issue like this? It only seems to be happening to one person.

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Fraid not. I get a similar sort of thing now and then viewing one of my colleagues calendars, I've just put it down to a problem with our Exchange server ( our backup server reports there's a few corrupt files within the exchange database).<br />
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Sorry I can't be more help :(
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Fraid not. I get a similar sort of thing now and then viewing one of my colleagues calendars, I've just put it down to a problem with our Exchange server ( our backup server reports there's a few corrupt files within the exchange database).

Sorry I can't be more help :(

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This has been going on off and on for several months - when I go to schedule a meeting some calendars show as 'no information' <br />

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This has been going on off and on for several months - when I go to schedule a meeting some calendars show as 'no information' 


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