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Greetings, esteemed experts!<br />
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I’ve had my HTC Surround (with Windows Phone 7) for a few months now, and I’m quite enjoying it. I’m moderately obsessive about logging everything I do in the Calendar, so there’s lots of data in there.<br />
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I noticed today that the appointments in my Calendar from last month (and previous) no longer seem to be in my phone. They’ve just disappeared. Fortunately, when I log onto my calendar on live.com, all past appointments are there, but they just disappeared from the phone itself.<br />
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I tried to “re-sync” my Windows Live data from the phone’s Settings menu, but the Calendar information still isn’t here after a successful re-sync.<br />
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Is there some kind of “windowing” feature that only keeps a certain amount of Calendar data on the phone? I can’t seem to find that option anywhere.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
DaveSlash<br />

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Greetings, esteemed experts!

I’ve had my HTC Surround (with Windows Phone 7) for a few months now, and I’m quite enjoying it. I’m moderately obsessive about logging everything I do in the Calendar, so there’s lots of data in there.

I noticed today that the appointments in my Calendar from last month (and previous) no longer seem to be in my phone. They’ve just disappeared. Fortunately, when I log onto my calendar on live.com, all past appointments are there, but they just disappeared from the phone itself.

I tried to “re-sync” my Windows Live data from the phone’s Settings menu, but the Calendar information still isn’t here after a successful re-sync.

Is there some kind of “windowing” feature that only keeps a certain amount of Calendar data on the phone? I can’t seem to find that option anywhere.

Thanks!
DaveSlash


Appointments disappearing from my device

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