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Author Topic: Outlook Calendar items in triplicate Ken Lackner Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1907 From: Atlanta, GA, USA Registered: Sep 2001 posted 08-18-2003 10:27 PM                     After I installed Windows XP last week, I installed Office XP. Previously I used Outlook 98. I have a Handspring Visor that I sync with Outlook. I also sync with my Yahoo! Calendar using Intellisync for Yahoo!. I was looking through my calendar in Outlook, and all my old items (not ones I added recently) are doubled, some even trippled! Whaaaa??? Any way to remove these extra items without screwing things up further? *Edit: Here are a few things I've discovered. My backup does contain the duplicate and triplicate items. So there goes that idea. But check this out. For some items that appear in triplicate, the time has been changed. For example, if I had Work scheduled from 12-3, there is also a Work from 3-6 and a Work from 6-9. What the??? What I'd like to do is remove all calender items from my Visor, Outlook, and Yahoo, restore my Outlook calendar from a backup (assuming this problem happened after my last backup), and then sync again to restore the calender to the Visor and Yahoo. Is there a way to delete just the calendar without deleting the entire .pst file? (I don't want to delete the .pst because I have recent email I want to keep.) And how do I clear the Palm OS (Visor) calendar withough restore the whole thing to its original settings?  |  IP: Logged Michael Brown Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1522 From: Bradford, England Registered: May 2001 posted 08-20-2003 11:56 AM                     I've had a similar problems with Outlook Express showing un-read e-mails in triplicate. (i.e you logg in and it appears that everyone has sent you 3 copies of each new e-mail).  |  IP: Logged

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