This fix removes the To-Do Task list from the Calendar view so that it no longer freezes.
-open Outlook, click Tasks under Current Mailbox, on the far-upper right you'll see a To Do Bar with a small calendar. Click YESTERDAY'S date on that small calendar to open the calendar without it crashing.
-Then click 'View' at the top of the screen, 'Daily Task List' and 'Off' - that will remove the Task List view from your calendar.
Close Outlook and reopen. Try accessing your calendar to see if it behaves normally.
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Home Folders map incorrectly
I came across this fix that resolved our issues with Home Folders not mapping correctly or completely.
Turn off Fast Logon Optimization:
Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\System\Logon\ Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon
If that alone doesn't resolve the issue then also configure the pc to Run Logon Scripts Synchronously:
In GPO Enable (Computer Configuration->Administrative Templates ->System->Scripts->Run logon script synchronously
**If you don't see these Administrative Templates then right-click Administrative Templates under User Configuration and click on Add/Remove Templates. Then click Add and make sure you're in c:\windows\inf. Choose at least system.adm. Click Open and then Close to add those files to your GPO editor.
Turn off Fast Logon Optimization:
Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\System\Logon\ Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon
If that alone doesn't resolve the issue then also configure the pc to Run Logon Scripts Synchronously:
In GPO Enable (Computer Configuration->Administrative Templates ->System->Scripts->Run logon script synchronously
**If you don't see these Administrative Templates then right-click Administrative Templates under User Configuration and click on Add/Remove Templates. Then click Add and make sure you're in c:\windows\inf. Choose at least system.adm. Click Open and then Close to add those files to your GPO editor.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Convert AOL Favorites to Internet Explorer Favorites
I found that converting AOL Favorites to Internet Explorer Favorites isn't an easy process. Fortunately I came across an easy way to make the conversion after much searching. Below is the process.
What you first need to do is export your favorites from within AOL.
1 - Go to Favorites > Favorite Places > Save/Replace
2 - Save the file to your computer. A good place would be your desktop or My Documents.
Note: The file you save will have a .pfc extension
After you save your AOL Favorites to your computer go to the linkaGoGo Convert Bookmark File utility
1 - The input format should be set on AOL 8 or 9 Personal Filing Cabinet (PFC)
2 - The output format should be set on Internet Explorer (or whatever browser you're using)
3 - Click the Browse button to find the .pfc file you exported from AOL
4 - Click the Convert button and you'll be prompted to save a bookmarks.html file. A good place would be your desktop or My Documents.
Now you're ready to Import the bookmarks in Internet Explorer
1 - Open Internet Explorer and click File > Import & Export
2 - Click on Next
3 - Choose Import Favorites. Click on Next.
4 - Choose Import from a File or Address, Browse for the bookmarks.html you saved from the linkaGoGo site and click Next.
Your AOL Favorites should now appear in Internet Explorer.
What you first need to do is export your favorites from within AOL.
1 - Go to Favorites > Favorite Places > Save/Replace
2 - Save the file to your computer. A good place would be your desktop or My Documents.
Note: The file you save will have a .pfc extension
After you save your AOL Favorites to your computer go to the linkaGoGo Convert Bookmark File utility
1 - The input format should be set on AOL 8 or 9 Personal Filing Cabinet (PFC)
2 - The output format should be set on Internet Explorer (or whatever browser you're using)
3 - Click the Browse button to find the .pfc file you exported from AOL
4 - Click the Convert button and you'll be prompted to save a bookmarks.html file. A good place would be your desktop or My Documents.
Now you're ready to Import the bookmarks in Internet Explorer
1 - Open Internet Explorer and click File > Import & Export
2 - Click on Next
3 - Choose Import Favorites. Click on Next.
4 - Choose Import from a File or Address, Browse for the bookmarks.html you saved from the linkaGoGo site and click Next.
Your AOL Favorites should now appear in Internet Explorer.
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