viewing unresolved items after sync

After I sync my calendar, I have unresolved items. I
attempt to resolve them, however I do not recieve any
further direction (dialog box to resolve) to resolve the
items. Thus, they remain unresolved. Additionally, I
would like to be able to view the unresolved item. Is
there a way to do so? I have an iPAQ 4150.

"MJ" <> wrote in message
news:414201c4a6a9$4f76b500$...
> After I sync my calendar, I have unresolved items. I
> attempt to resolve them, however I do not recieve any
> further direction (dialog box to resolve) to resolve the
> items. Thus, they remain unresolved. Additionally, I
> would like to be able to view the unresolved item. Is
> there a way to do so? I have an iPAQ 4150.

Hi,

One method of identifying the unresolved item would be to move all your
Appointments to a temp folder (Calendar item type) in Outlook and then move
them back one by one to identify the errant appointment. You can also refer
to the following MSKB and see if it helps identify the appointment.

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=319711

However, try running scanpst.exe. This is known to repair corruption in the
pst file, which can cause unresolved items.

Search for scanpst.exe on your computer. Usually the location of the file
are as follows:

* Windows XP, NT and 2000:

C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\Mapi\1033\NT\scanpst.exe

* Windows 95, 98, and Me:

C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\Mapi\1033\95\scanpst.exe

Note: C: might need to be replaced with appropriate drive letter.

You will need to run it against the .pst file. Usually the name is
Outlook.pst. If you are unable to locate the path of the .pst file, do the
following:

1. Open Outlook.
2. Click File -> Data File Management
3. This should list all the PST files that are present. Click Open Folder
and you should find the storage path of your *.pst file.

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Regards,
Raj