Missing calendar data in Entourage

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Aegean_Thompson

Version: 2008
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Email Client: pop

Hi there,
All my calendar data disappeared randomly last night - please can you help me restore it with step-by-step instructions, as my business depends on my appointments.

Thank you
 
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Adam Bailey

All my calendar data disappeared randomly last night - please can you help me
restore it with step-by-step instructions, as my business depends on my
appointments.
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Is any other information missing, such as Tasks or Email? How recent
was your last backup? Do you have Sync Services enabled and do you sync
with a device?
 
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Aegean_Thompson

Is any other information missing, such as Tasks or Email? How recent
was your last backup? Do you have Sync Services enabled and do you sync
with a device?
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Hi Adam - only the calendar data is missing - everything else (luckily!) is still there. The only backup (I thought I had) was via MobileMe, but the calendar data is missing there too. Therefore the sync with my iTouch means that I have no way of even seeing the previous calendar events.

Obviously I have invested in a backup service now, but is it too late?
 
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Kerry

[email protected] said:
Hi Adam - only the calendar data is missing - everything else (luckily!) is still there. The only backup (I thought I had) was via MobileMe, but thecalendar data is missing there too. Therefore the sync with my iTouch means that I have no way of even seeing the previous calendar events.

Obviously I have invested in a backup service now, but is it too late?
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This has happened to me but you'll need a backup to get your data
back. You go to user/librarary and there you'll see a folder
Calendars. Just move Calendars to your local disk in the same location.

Backups are critically important especially if you're using sync
services due to problems. Backup HD are not that expensive anymore and
Time Machine comes with the OS which is sufficient. However, I have
more than one backup system so that I reduce the risk of data loss
which includes a remote internet system called Crashplan.
 
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