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found.000 seems to be data from my calendar
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Hallo again Peechee,
First thing is to BACKUP BACKUP BACKUP AND ONLY THEN try to establish whether the file contains Alarms Events Calls or Appointments which correspond to
in my case as James Maidment(JM):
Alarms
JM)ALAR.SKW
EventsJM)EVEN.SKW
CallsJM)csca.skw
TasksJM)TASK.SKW
The only thing you could try is to save a Backup of your present calendar under another name and then SaveAs the calendar into a folder on your desktop and then substitute your file to one of the files in that folder by renaming the original to
(OLD NAME)old.SKW
and then renaming your file.
Of course you do NOT do this while Sidekick is running!
Then Re-Open Sidekick and see if there are any entries which are important and then Double Click on them and then put them in notepad dated.
Regards Jim
Check the FAQ area of this Forum for answers (If there are any FAQs!) , it could save you a lot of time and effort!
First thing is to BACKUP BACKUP BACKUP AND ONLY THEN try to establish whether the file contains Alarms Events Calls or Appointments which correspond to
in my case as James Maidment(JM):
Alarms
JM)ALAR.SKWEvents
JM)EVEN.SKWCalls
JM)csca.skwTasks
JM)TASK.SKWThe only thing you could try is to save a Backup of your present calendar under another name and then SaveAs the calendar into a folder on your desktop and then substitute your file to one of the files in that folder by renaming the original to
(OLD NAME)old.SKW
and then renaming your file.
Of course you do NOT do this while Sidekick is running!
Then Re-Open Sidekick and see if there are any entries which are important and then Double Click on them and then put them in notepad dated.
Regards Jim
Check the FAQ area of this Forum for answers (If there are any FAQs!) , it could save you a lot of time and effort!
Dear Peechee,
Upon reflection I would suggest that you start a new calendar and then substitute the .000 file for one of those and if you can recover the data you can then use the ability that Internet Sidekick97 has of merging/synchronising the 2 calendars your present one; and the lost data.
Of course the suggestion to Backup is still critically important!
Regards
Jim
Upon reflection I would suggest that you start a new calendar and then substitute the .000 file for one of those and if you can recover the data you can then use the ability that Internet Sidekick97 has of merging/synchronising the 2 calendars your present one; and the lost data.
Of course the suggestion to Backup is still critically important!
Regards
Jim
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