New Local Schedule+ Files Do Not Synchronize with Server (145706)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Schedule+ for Windows 7.0
This article was previously published under Q145706
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SUMMARY
If you are using the Microsoft Schedule+ 7.0 Windows Client and have never
opened your Microsoft Schedule+ file, you will not have a <username>.SCD
file on your local machine. If you receive a meeting request, Microsoft
Schedule+ will book the meeting for you and place it on your mail server's
copy of your schedule.
When you open Microsoft Schedule+ for the first time you will be prompted
to choose a name for your local .SCD file. Upon viewing your new Microsoft
Schedule+ file, the events booked prior to this that were placed on the
server will not be visible.
MORE INFORMATION
In order to see events booked prior to first use, you should synchronize
your .SCD file with the server. Synchronize Now can be found by clicking on
Options on the Tools menu. Microsoft Schedule+ does not check the server
for appointments made prior to the first use nor automatically synchronize
the .SCD files. A newly created .SCD file will not prompt Microsoft
Schedule+ to synchronize it with the server.
| Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 9/12/1999 |
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| Keywords: | KB145706 |
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