Tasks Folder corrupt
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OS: Win XP 5.1.2600 SP1
Application: Outlook 2002 SP2
connected to: Exchange Server 2003
Problem:
When I click on the tasks folder it disappears and Outlook exits
itsself. Sometimes there is a dialog, which asks if I like to report
this malfunction to Microsoft.
Now I'm working with a new tasks folder, which is not a system folder.
This is OK, but I can't use the reminder function, which seems to be
only available in the system folder.
How can I reactivate my tasks system folder?
Every idea is appreciated.
Regards
Werner
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