After installing SP2 I just connected to our exchange server where I have
3-4 years worth of calendar data. It appears that all of the data has been
transferred to my computer but the synchronizing progress bar has been
active for about 3 hours now. It simply says = "Now Updating Calendar" and
it it taking about 40% of my CPU. Does this ever stop? Is this normal?

Bruce

Re: Entourage SP2 - Calendar updating taking hours by Bruce

Bruce
Mon Sep 26 15:33:25 CDT 2005

Well it took a good 5 hours, but the calendar sync finally finished. It
appears to be correct although the calendar lost the category information I
had assigned to the items in the SP1 release.

Did Microsoft release any documentation which enumerates the changes in
Entourage and the Exchange server interface between SP1 and SP2?

Bruce



On 9/26/05 10:59 AM, in article BF5D84F7.BE21%btruax@dld-llc.com, "Bruce
Truax" <btruax@dld-llc.com> wrote:

> After installing SP2 I just connected to our exchange server where I have
> 3-4 years worth of calendar data. It appears that all of the data has been
> transferred to my computer but the synchronizing progress bar has been
> active for about 3 hours now. It simply says = "Now Updating Calendar" and
> it it taking about 40% of my CPU. Does this ever stop? Is this normal?
>
> Bruce
>


Re: Entourage SP2 - Calendar updating taking hours by (=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Corentin_Cras-M=E9neur?=)

(=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Corentin_Cras-M=E9neur?=)
Mon Sep 26 18:24:28 CDT 2005

Bruce Truax <btruax@dld-llc.com> wrote:

> Well it took a good 5 hours, but the calendar sync finally finished. It
> appears to be correct although the calendar lost the category information I
> had assigned to the items in the SP1 release.

Not a big surprise unfortunately. Exchange does not hold the group
information so when you import anything from it, it comes without any
group attribution.
You'll lose the attribution again if ever you need to delete the
Excahgne cache and force Entourage to re-download the data...

Corentin



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