From: Andee39 on
I have a situation where a recurring appt was sent to my supervisor and
afterwards the organizer sent a cancellation but the appts did not cancel on
my supervisor's calendar. Now I cannot open or even change the appt to free
time. When I click on the item I get an error message that the operation
failed and an object could not be found. I have absolutely no idea of what
that means. I even tried opening Outlook in Safe Mode but same story. I just
want to get these appts off of her calendar. Does anyone have any idea of
why this is happening and how to resolve? We use Outlook 2003. Thanks.
From: Orland, Kathleen on
Try opening Outlook with the /cleanreminders switch:

Start > Run > outlook.exe /cleanreminders
(note the space between outlook.exe and /cleanremiders

Windows Vista & 7:

Start > Start Search > outlook.exe /cleanreminders
(same space)

Let me know if that works or doesn't work.


"Andee39" <Andee39(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have a situation where a recurring appt was sent to my supervisor and
> afterwards the organizer sent a cancellation but the appts did not cancel
on
> my supervisor's calendar. Now I cannot open or even change the appt to
free
> time. When I click on the item I get an error message that the operation
> failed and an object could not be found. I have absolutely no idea of
what
> that means. I even tried opening Outlook in Safe Mode but same story. I
just
> want to get these appts off of her calendar. Does anyone have any idea of
> why this is happening and how to resolve? We use Outlook 2003. Thanks.


From: Andee39 on
Before I do so, will that have any negative effect on the other appts on her
calendar?

"Orland, Kathleen" wrote:

> Try opening Outlook with the /cleanreminders switch:
>
> Start > Run > outlook.exe /cleanreminders
> (note the space between outlook.exe and /cleanremiders
>
> Windows Vista & 7:
>
> Start > Start Search > outlook.exe /cleanreminders
> (same space)
>
> Let me know if that works or doesn't work.
>
>
> "Andee39" <Andee39(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:55308472-66FB-415D-A7A1-2BA43DD6C26E(a)microsoft.com...
> > I have a situation where a recurring appt was sent to my supervisor and
> > afterwards the organizer sent a cancellation but the appts did not cancel
> on
> > my supervisor's calendar. Now I cannot open or even change the appt to
> free
> > time. When I click on the item I get an error message that the operation
> > failed and an object could not be found. I have absolutely no idea of
> what
> > that means. I even tried opening Outlook in Safe Mode but same story. I
> just
> > want to get these appts off of her calendar. Does anyone have any idea of
> > why this is happening and how to resolve? We use Outlook 2003. Thanks.
>
>
> .
>
From: Andee39 on
I took a chance before hearing back from you. Unfortunately it did not work.

"Orland, Kathleen" wrote:

> Try opening Outlook with the /cleanreminders switch:
>
> Start > Run > outlook.exe /cleanreminders
> (note the space between outlook.exe and /cleanremiders
>
> Windows Vista & 7:
>
> Start > Start Search > outlook.exe /cleanreminders
> (same space)
>
> Let me know if that works or doesn't work.
>
>
> "Andee39" <Andee39(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:55308472-66FB-415D-A7A1-2BA43DD6C26E(a)microsoft.com...
> > I have a situation where a recurring appt was sent to my supervisor and
> > afterwards the organizer sent a cancellation but the appts did not cancel
> on
> > my supervisor's calendar. Now I cannot open or even change the appt to
> free
> > time. When I click on the item I get an error message that the operation
> > failed and an object could not be found. I have absolutely no idea of
> what
> > that means. I even tried opening Outlook in Safe Mode but same story. I
> just
> > want to get these appts off of her calendar. Does anyone have any idea of
> > why this is happening and how to resolve? We use Outlook 2003. Thanks.
>
>
> .
>
From: Diane Poremsky [MVP] on
No, it just deletes all reminders so outlook can regenerate them.

Do you have the actual canceled appointment on your calendar? If so, I don't
think cleanreminders will help (but it won't hurt either). Switch to All
appointments view - can you delete the appointment?

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"Andee39" <Andee39(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Before I do so, will that have any negative effect on the other appts on
> her
> calendar?
>
> "Orland, Kathleen" wrote:
>
>> Try opening Outlook with the /cleanreminders switch:
>>
>> Start > Run > outlook.exe /cleanreminders
>> (note the space between outlook.exe and /cleanremiders
>>
>> Windows Vista & 7:
>>
>> Start > Start Search > outlook.exe /cleanreminders
>> (same space)
>>
>> Let me know if that works or doesn't work.
>>
>>
>> "Andee39" <Andee39(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:55308472-66FB-415D-A7A1-2BA43DD6C26E(a)microsoft.com...
>> > I have a situation where a recurring appt was sent to my supervisor and
>> > afterwards the organizer sent a cancellation but the appts did not
>> > cancel
>> on
>> > my supervisor's calendar. Now I cannot open or even change the appt to
>> free
>> > time. When I click on the item I get an error message that the
>> > operation
>> > failed and an object could not be found. I have absolutely no idea of
>> what
>> > that means. I even tried opening Outlook in Safe Mode but same story.
>> > I
>> just
>> > want to get these appts off of her calendar. Does anyone have any idea
>> > of
>> > why this is happening and how to resolve? We use Outlook 2003.
>> > Thanks.
>>
>>
>> .
>>