Probs synching calendar in Outlook

I keep getting this error off-and-on and can't find ANY in on correcting it:

The following appointment cannot be written to Microsoft Outlook due to
error 80180E01. The item will be skipped." It then lists the details of the
problematic appointment.

This error comes and goes, and eventually fixes itself without my doing
anything. Does anyone have any idea what that error means or how to correct
the problem when it comes up?

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Thanks,

Matt Stanley

"It doesn't matter where you live,
as long as you live where you are."

On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 12:20:00 -0700, "Matt Stanley"
<> wrote:

>I keep getting this error off-and-on and can't find ANY in on correcting it:
>
>The following appointment cannot be written to Microsoft Outlook due to
>error 80180E01. The item will be skipped." It then lists the details of the
>problematic appointment.
>
>This error comes and goes, and eventually fixes itself without my doing
>anything. Does anyone have any idea what that error means or how to correct
>the problem when it comes up?

It's usually something to do with a corrupted appointment, or a
corrupted PST file (the PST file being where Outlook stores all of its
data). Take a look at http://www.slipstick.com/problems/scanpst.htm
for info on how to run scanpst against your PST file.

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Rob Borek
Microsoft MVP - Mobile Devices
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Thanks Rob!

"Rob Borek [MS MVP]" <> wrote in message
news...
> On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 12:20:00 -0700, "Matt Stanley"
> <> wrote:
>
> >I keep getting this error off-and-on and can't find ANY in on correcting
it:
> >
> >The following appointment cannot be written to Microsoft Outlook due to
> >error 80180E01. The item will be skipped." It then lists the details of
the
> >problematic appointment.
> >
> >This error comes and goes, and eventually fixes itself without my doing
> >anything. Does anyone have any idea what that error means or how to
correct
> >the problem when it comes up?
>
> It's usually something to do with a corrupted appointment, or a
> corrupted PST file (the PST file being where Outlook stores all of its
> data). Take a look at http://www.slipstick.com/problems/scanpst.htm
> for info on how to run scanpst against your PST file.
>
> --
> Rob Borek
> Microsoft MVP - Mobile Devices
> Want *ONE ON ONE* support? http://www.pocketpcone2one.com
> Please place all replies into the newsgroup so that others can benefit.