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Hi Everyone, Does anyone else experience this issue: We have a bunch of shared calendars in our public folder that the administrative folks use. They like to have the "taskpad view" when they click on the individual calendars, with the taskpad area containing as many upcoming months as will...

Can you create a new outlook profile and see if the problem persists?

Try disabling add-ons. Tools, Options, Other, Advanced Options, Add-in Manager. Uncheck everything. If it works, put them back one at a time to find the culprit.

Blackberry device doesn't understand what a "move" is, especially to a folder that does not exist in it's little world. You'd need to delete any moved mails manually from the blackberry.

right click on the user's main mailbox heading and go to to Properties. Then check the permissions tab and make sure you're account is listed with access. Then do the same thing for all the folders in that user's mailbox you need access to.

Are you adding the mailbox via Tools/Email Accounts, or are you doing a File/Open/Other User's folder? The latter method will not show the mailbox in the folder list.

Other things you can try: -Open Disk Utility and use Eject button - Go to System/Library/CoreServices/Menu Extras and double click Ejeect.menu to add an Eject button to your toolbar. Then try that. - Hold F12 down for a few seconds (depends on your OS).

click the "folder list" icon near the bottom left of the outlook window.

You may need to connect the printer using the LPD function. Open your Printer Setup Utility, hold down the Option key and click More Printers. In the top pull down menu choose Advanced, and in the next pulldown menu choose LPD/LPR. Name the printer whatever you like, then in the Device URL field...

Can't really convert it, but you should be able to copy the profile to a shared location. Then you can use that as a roaming profile path for a new account on your domain. Of course, remember to grant the new account local admin rights to your machine.

It will not affect printing.

I'm assuming you have Create Public Folder rights in your Exchange Org? And if so, you are the Owner of the public folder you're having problems with?

Just curious, what is your SMTP connector for? Do you need to specify a route within your domain?

usually on the handheld you would go to options, email reconciliation. change "delete on" to Handheld.

VPN yes. I do it all the time. Unfortunately, there's a bunch of stuff at my job that requires Windoz access.

Would it be possible to shut it down for a while, just to rule it out?

Any other systems that have "hooks" into your Exchange servers? e.g.. Call-Pilot, Spam filters,

Do you point your machines to DNS servers internally or rely on your provider?

Do you use roaming profiles? You probably tried it but, have you sat her at another machine?

No, you should be able to create filters directly from the handheld (at least on the newer models). It has no effect on IT Policy.