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I am a legal professional and have maintained the calendar that came with this laptop, which I use for upcoming court deadlines, depositions, discovery dates, and billing. Two days ago Miscrosoft interjected a new calendar in place of the one I had and I cannot now access the one I was using. Please have your tech support contact me forthwith for a complete restoration of my old calendar.
This communication will be used as the law allows.
Steven M. McCarthy
156 Sharyon Lane
Jensen Beach, FL 34957
[PII removed}
(What is a "child tag"?)
What mail app were you using? Classic outlook, new Outlook, something else?
Were you using it with your aol account?
Was the calendar named “Calendar (This computer only)" ? If anything happens to the data file the “(This computer only)" calendars are in, it is lost unless you have a back up copy.
-- Diane
BTW, a child tag is used to help identify which forum the post belongs in. Best guess, it belongs in an Outlook forum, not windows. But that is a parent tag. :)
