> Is this really a fact? The only reason I ask is because I've posted a
> bizzillion emails on the Apple website and no one ever responds. Finally
> today a person from Europe said he figured it to be an issue with time
> zones
> not matching (pc time zone vs. iPhone time zone). But, I know I set up
> the
> iPhone to be my Chicago time zone and also my pc is set the same, so that
> cannot be the reason (though he states it corrected his problems).
>
> An apple PHONE agent told me to first get a 'good' copy of my pst file and
> then he wanted me to set up a 'test' user and go from there. I don't have
> a
> 'good' pst file as my iPhone has wiped things out. And, I do not want to
> sit
> and match iPhone to Outlook and update my Outlook...would take forever.
> I'm
> also hesitant to sync my iPhone if I were to set up a new pst as my iPhone
> is
> all correct.
>
> So, where do I go that will keep me informed of this issue they're working
> on?
> --
> Thank you.
>
>
>
> "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
>

>> There is a bug in the sync process that screws it up. Apple and microsoft
>> are looking into it.
>>
>> --
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>> "tjsmags" discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:653C3097-36C0-4D15-B001-B3496348E5B6@microsoft.com...

>>> I have the new iPhone 3G. No one can figure this out.
>>>
>>> When I sync my iPhone with MS Outlook 2003, it deletes PAST calendar
>>> items
>>> (mostly recurring events, but also one-time events). But, it keeps
>>> everything perfectly fine on my iPhone (past events). I noticed,
>>> though,
>>> that it does NOT actually delete these events. They just 'disappear'
>>> from
>>> my
>>> day/month/year view. When I change the view to category I see the
>>> events
>>> listed. So strange...
>>>
>>> Also, another VERY BAD thing is that after syncing it CHANGES some of
>>> my
>>> data's dates...only recurring events (birthdays) that I've noticed thus
>>> far.
>>> For example, I have a recurring birthday on 05/31/65 and it changed the
>>> birthdate to something like Sep 7th (I didn't check if it changed the
>>> year).
>>> Very odd.
>>>
>>> Help!
>>> --
>>> Thank you.
>>>

>>