Finally, since I had only recently updated to 2011 (and imported my data from 2008), I decided to try importing the tasks again from 2008. I did this, and it appeared to be working, but after the import - no tasks are appearing!
Am i doing something wrong here - maybe the tasks are there - but just not showing up? I'm looking at the TASKS folder (all categories) and it says 0 items. My smart folders are all there, but of course they don't show anything either, since there is nothing in the main screen.
I really hope I don't have to reconstruct all my tasks again.....I also use the history of completed tasks periodically for reference.
MacbookPro 6,2
Intel i7
2.66GHz
4GB memory
Using Mountain Lion and Office 2011. Went away over Christmas over which time my MacBook Pro had gone into hibernation as the battery level had dropped and I'd left the original power supply in the office. Go a new one today and powered up. Tried to go into Outlook which downloaded the outstanding mail and the posted an error that the database needed rebuilding. This the Database Daemon has steadfastly refused to do. After reading through some of the posts here none seemed to address the exact issue I have because after several attempts to recover as suggested I now had a dialog box permanently up saying the Database needs to be rebuild. Close this dialog down and another will open immediately. Try to rebuild the database and a dialog box will open immediately suggesting that I rebuild the database, and another, and another, and another. I've had up to 7 of these dialog boxes open at one time.
So I restored from the backup in Time Machine to the latest full backup, then recovered all my post, which was OK until all the software updates also came down. On rebooting I'm back where I started - rebuild the database with the dialog box refusing to go away. Closing the Daemon doesn't solve the problem as it restarts itself.
So How can I stop this dialog box, rebuild the database and get on with my life?
Best regards
Rob
Should I create the signature in Word or something, get it set the way I want, then put it into outlook? Meanwhile, until I go up to format and select HTML, I do not have the formatting options available.
Using MacBook Pro, Mountain Lion, Office 2011
TWL
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