Having problems printing 11 x 17 calendar on Xerox 7335. Print monthly view of MS Outlook 2007 calendar from MS Calendar Printing Assistant and the calendar does not fit page. It shrinks the margins of the calendar insted of taking up the whole page.

Go to the Microsoft support site the instruction are there.

uninstall office, restart pc and reinstall office

Try taking a screen shot. This will turn up in your photos. You can print from that

Hi,

The option is usually under where you are looking at:

How to Share Calendars
Open a Shared Calendar
Share My Calendar

If the option is not there, then you can go to File>Folder>Share Calendar

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Make sure time-zone is the same for both iPhone and the computer.

On iPhone setting > Mail,Contacts,Calendars setting > Time Zone Support, make sure you are choosing the city where you are in.

Otherwise, make sure you have updated the iTunes to 7.5 or later.

Update to iTunes 7.5 or later to resolve this issue. If you're not able to update, continue reading for other options to resolve the issue.
Each Outlook calendar event has an internal property known as "Message Class." When some Outlook plug-ins are installed (such as Live Search Maps), the setting for the Message Class property can change from its default of "IPM.Appointment" to something else. iPhone and iPod touch are only able sync calendar events with the Message Class set to "IPM.Appointment," therefore any calendar events created after installing certain Outlook plugins may no longer sync.
To verify this, examine the property of the Calendar event items for MS Outlook and see if the Message Class shows something other than "IPM.Appointment" in any of the calendar events. To view the Message Class property for your Outlook Calendar events, add the Message Class field as one of the columns in the Current View using these steps:

1. Open Outlook Calendar on the computer.
2. Choose View > Current View > Events.
3. For Windows Vista, choose View > Current View > Customize Current View.
   For Windows XP, choose View > Arrange By > Current View > Customize Current View.
4. Click the Fields button and choose All Appointment fields from the pop-up menu in the "Select available fields from" section.
5. In the "Available Fields" column, select "Message Class" and click the Add button.
6. Click OK.
7. Click OK.

Now verify that all your calendar events are showing "IPM.Appointment" for the Message Class column. If you have calendar events showing a different value other than "IPM.Appointment" you will need to perform the following steps to fix the issue.

1. Uninstall any Outlook plugins such as Live Search Maps or other plugins which change the default Message Class "IPM.Appointment" to some other value. Once the plugins have been removed, verify if those calendar events revert back to the Message Class of "IPM.Appointment" so that you can sync the calendar data to iPhone/iPod touch. If you are able to sync, try adding the plugins back one at a time and verify that you are still able to sync.
2. If removing the Outlook plugins does not change the Message Class value for the calendar events, manually change the Message Class value of those calendar events to "IPM.Appointment." For more information on Message Class and how to change the Message Class fields/value, refer to Microsoft's KB article 201087 How to update existing items in an Outlook folder to use a new custom form

Good luck!

inbox is must in any outlook profile, but you can setup calender for example to be default at MS outlook startup. go to
tools-->options-->other-->advanced options-->
look for start up in this folder field-->Browse
then choose your folder(calender or contacts) .

all the best

I got the same error ...
i have fixed it by deleting all meetings other than "Schedule" in the phone's calendar ...
if you have meetings in your phones calendar which are saved as "private or anniversary, ...", the sync will fail...

There are many problems when using different versions of Outlook and Word, especially when word is used as the software for editing emails under tools --> Options --> Mail Format

Try disabling using word as the editor to prevent problems such as this.

You can transfer your contact list, but not your calender. Here are the steps to take to successfully transfer your contact list from outlook 2000 to the iPhone:

1. In Outlook, export your contact list as a Comma Separated Values (Windows) file
2. In windows accessories, launch Address Book
3. Import into Windows Address Book the file you created in step one
4. Now back in iTunes, sync your iPhone contact list with Windows Address Book

You contacts should come over intact.

Sorry, but there is no solution that I know of to import Calendar events.

JAF