Calendar sync is an external file *.pst

it's about my iPod model A1288 8GB.
I have a calendar file in an external PST. I opened it in Outlook by:
file - open - outlook data file
the problem is that when i try to make a sync. The sync software ITUnes. to me only the Dafault calendar in the microsoft outlook 2003 and not the calendar that i made in the external file of the pst.
why? and if can i made it in the future ?
waiting for an answer....
thank you
Chris

Hi Bobbylar,
OK I just got back up from the basement (the affectionate term for the Knowledgebase)
I don't think I found a lot, mostly server related articles. I would check the first link it sounded
promising. I will continue to research, Why not join me! The support services tab is directly over these words
on the top of the page. I have searched combinations of calendar hour appointments.
I would read the server articles as well, between us it may give us an idea.
Let me know how it goes!
Thanks,
Bifocals
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0:: [117] [2010/03/24 11:08:07.598] PHD:--------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---
0:: [117] [2010/03/24 11:08:07.598] PHD:AVV | CVV | Info:Finder | Info:Mod Date | Info:Mode | Info:NodeID | Info:Props | Info:User/Group | LVV | Object Name | ObjectID | Status
0:: [117] [2010/03/24 11:08:07.598] PHD:PHD-L-fd-yCD8Svr1-smith1269439466[] | PHD-L-fd-yCD8Svr1-smith1269439466[] | FF:0000 | 2010/03/24 10:58:19 | rwxr-xr-x | ID:0x0000000096957a | | U: 1104 G: 20 | PHD-L-fd-yCD8Svr1-smith1269439466[] | / | 0x1adb3d0 <x-coredata://68B7FC25-9F7D-4013-A591-E646B2A38B43/SNode/p15455> | P
0:: [117] [2010/03/24 11:08:07.598] PHD:PHD-L-fd-yCD8Svr1-smith1269439466[] | PHD-L-fd-yCD8Svr1-smith1269439466[] | FF:0000 | 2010/03/24 10:58:19 | rwxr-xr-x | ID:0x00000000168882 | | U: 1104 G: 20 | PHD-L-fd-yCD8Svr1-smith1269439466[] | / | 0x1a0a130 <x-coredata://5BC3195E-D57D-4CB2-BEEC-103892292F44/SNode/p15507> | D
0:: [117] [2010/03/24 11:08:07.599] PHD:CONFLICT at "Desktop/NetworkDiagramMaster-2010_vB.graffle/" auto-resolved: winning peer "network", new version vector: PHD-L-fd-yCD8Svr1-smith1269439466[]
1:: [117] PHD:Sync job generation pass 2 of 2 for "HomeSync_Mirror" took 0.08 seconds
1:: [117] PHD:Sync jobs for peer local
1:: [117] PHD: local: DELETE "Desktop/NetworkDiagramMaster-2010_vB.graffle" {(Priority=1, READY)}
1:: [117] PHD: local: ADD "Desktop/NetworkDiagramMaster-2010_vB.graffle" {(Priority=1, BLOCKED)}
1:: [117] PHD:Items to copy: 20, bytes to copy: 879
1:: [117] PHD:<OK> local: DELETE "Desktop/NetworkDiagramMaster-2010_vB.graffle" {(Priority=1, EXECUTING)}
1:: [117] PHD:<OK> local: ADD "Desktop/NetworkDiagramMaster-2010_vB.graffle" {(Priority=1, EXECUTING)}
1:: [117] PHD:-[SPeer(protected) processPackageJob:]: Found 'empty' package job. Ignoring.
This time, when checking the file on the desktop of the users system, the file was there, but there were no contents in the package.
The user has since logged out and left for the day, but I checked the server and for now, the file seems to be OK. It appears that when the person syncs later, the "blank" file is pushed from their system back up to the server. Then both files are blank.
I am not sure, but the phrase "Found 'empty' package job. Ignoring." appears a few times in the log. I think this may have something to do with the issue, but I am not sure how to fix it. I have many users and it is beginning to worry me that there may be other files which are not getting copied properly.
Has anyone out there run across this or have any ideas for a fix?

You need to ask the Dropbox people about that, but I'm pretty sure that it's like having an external drive and it can't sync that precisely. It will act just like dragging and dropping a file on an external drive and back up the whole thing each time.
For that kind of syncing you need an iDisk from Apple's MobileMe service. Certain note programs, like Yojimbo, are made with idisk syncing built in, but I don't think Devonthink supports that.

Is it possible to link and update external files in a Indesign document when sharing the Indesign file in Creative Cloud with multiple users?

I am new to Creative Cloud, but have been using Adobe software for many years.
Now we are considering sharing an Indesign file with my project group using CC.
The Indesign file contains links to external files (one Illustrator and multiple .txt files); and we export the approved version to an Hi-Res PDF.
These .txt files are currently hosted on our internal server but have not been linked directly: we first copy them over to local desktop and update the links in Indesign before creating a new PDF.
Since these file can be update by different people we would like to keep them outside the Indesign and Illustrator files.
Is it still possible with CC to link directly to the files on our server in Indesign and see if there have been updated?
Or can they also be stored in the CC cloud? Or is there another method?
Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions
Ronald

This will work if you all use the file syncing of the Creative Cloud desktop application and then you use the Collaborate option for the folder containing all the files. Then it will work on each of your desktops.
Links to files will not work in the browser when viewing the InDesign document from https://creative.adobe.com/files.

Exchange Calendar Syncing -- One Way sync only

I am able to sync my contacts and email both ways between my Pre and my exchange server.
However, any items I create on my PRE are not showing up on my Exchange calendar. Items I create on my Exchange calendar show up on my PRE.
Is this a generic issue or a problem specific for my handset?
I tried deleting and adding the exchange info. It did not work.
J.
Post relates to: Pre p100eww (Sprint)

This may or may not apply to you guys, but I know that I had issues with my Exchange/Outlook syncing to my Google Calendar, using Google Calendar Sync. The problem was due to the default event-type in Outlook.
If the Pre is very closely tied with Google, it's possible you will have to go into Outlook, and change File > Folder > Properties for "Calendar" and make sure it is set to IPM.Appointment.

"iPod cannot be synced. The required file is locked."

I'm sure there are several threads about this, but none have produced an answer that works for me.
I have an iPod Touch 1G and iTunes 8.0.1.11, though I don't think that matters. I should probably ask this on a Windows XP website, but I thought maybe I could get some results here.
Basically my deal is, when I plug in my Touch and let it try to sync (or hit sync manually), I get the error message "The iPod (iPod name) cannot be synced. The required file is locked."
Ex: http://img410.imageshack.us/img410/8393/20901666.png
(Also, manually drag-and-drop method of music in the library freezes iTunes.)
Now, people say to go to your iTunes music folder, usually the one under "My Music", right click and uncheck the "read only" box. I've done that, hit OK, and brought up the Properties again, and it has been re-checked without my doing.
Could this be iTunes's doing? Or am I doing something wrong? Or should I go ask Windows users?
Another little bit of info: This only started happening today. I have done nothing different than I have before.

Alright,
How did upgrading to the latest version of iTunes go? Did it help any? No, dang! sorry getting ahead of myself I don't even know if it has or not. I have been racking my brain trying to recreate this issue but am having no luck. I did however find a computer running xp sp2 to do some test and such on it.
Here are some more ideas that my wife and I came up with for you to try,
1. In iTunes go to (Help)/(Run Diagnostics) in the menu bar (In my opinion you don't need to do the test for (cd/dvd) or (network) but that is up to you. After which I request that you copy and past the report like so:
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 3 (Build 2600)
Gateway W3107
iTunes 8.0.2.20
QuickTime 7.6
FairPlay 1.1.11
CD Driver 2.0.7.5
CD Driver DLL 2.1.1.1
Apple Mobile Device 2.1.2.7
Bonjour 1.0.6.2 (118.5)
iTunes Serial Number ######
Current user is an administrator.
The current local date and time is 2009-03-01 20:47:13.
iTunes is not running in safe mode.
Video Display Information
NVIDIA GeForce 6100
** External Plug-ins Information **
No external plug-ins installed.
** iPod/iPhone Connectivity Tests **
iPodService 8.0.2.20 is currently running.
iTunesHelper is currently not running.
Apple Mobile Device service 2.12.33.0 is currently running.
Universal Serial Bus Controllers:
Standard OpenHCD USB Host Controller. Device is working properly.
Standard Enhanced PCI to USB Host Controller. Device is working properly.
No FireWire (IEEE 1394) Host Controller found.
Connected Device Information:
Jarvis, running firmware version 2.2.1
Serial Number: #####
** iPhone/iPod Touch Sync Tests **
Sync tests completed successfully.
Just to see what it comes up with, I don't know if the diag. will fix any issues, since I've never needed to use it but it looks like it will give you a good report of whats going on. Go Apple! *and yes with the report feel free to block out any information you don't want to share.
2. I was reading around on the internet and I've found that a lot of the times its something simple to fix some of these issues like the one about the time getting messed up when windows xp goes to sleep. So Here is a simple idea to see if it helps.
Go to (edit)/(preferences) in the menu bar Click on the (Devices) tab and try clicking (Reset Sync History) button. Then try Syncing again. Don't know if it will help but hey worth a shot right?
3. My wife was looking around on the internet and she found a bunch of info on files that are corrupt not being able to sync, since I don't have a corrupt file and am at a lost in how to make one. I was unable to test this theory.
However, the information suggested that it may be related to a picture file. so I would look into the (photos) tab in the iPod touch's Summery page and un-check one picture folder at a time and sync to see if it is related to a particular image folder.
Also beside of the image folder it was noted that some errors are accruing with outlook syncing, so you might also look into the syncing of your contacts and emails in the (info) tab of the iPod Touch's Summery page.
After those too I would look into music that you have just stared to try and sync and try eliminated one at a time again to see if there is one particular file to be the error.
*In note of that it is suggested to only do one at a time, since its always best to do a process of elimination.
4. And last have you tried backing it up in iTunes and then Restoring it. To see if a hard reset like this fixes the issue?
Here is Apple's knowledge base article on it: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414
*Sorry that its such a long post I just want to save you time waiting for me to get back to you.

IPod cannot be synced. The required file cannot be found - Aggghh!!!!

I have a new iTouch, which is fine, I am just having a very, very bad experience of iTunes., in fact so bad it may go back to apple soon and I shall dust off my old Creative Zen
The Problem:
When I try to sync any music, audio book or photos, the message comes up:
" iPod cannot be synced. The required file cannot be found" and nothing is synced,
It syncs my contacts and calendar from Office Outlook fine, and the alarm works on the appointments.
I think I have tried just about everything, I have uninstalled and reinstalled iTunes, done the whole Restore option in ITunes.. run the Diagnostics and all passes fine. I have searched the form and found another answer mentioning security issues, but mine have not changed. It is not the compatibility of photos or DRM with the music, I have tried a single music file (of my own song) and a single compatible photo.
Googled the darn problem and there seem to be as many differing views on the problem as there are computers out there, from my hard drive being screwed (which it is not) to a registry file missing.. Tried all but…..
Well if anyone can come up with an answer they can expect a very large thank you!!!
Any answers?
Thanks
Stewart

Do you sync photos to your device?
B-rock

PC Companion and Outlook 2010 calendar sync error

Hi there
I am using PC Companion 2.10.174 and Outlook 2010 (14.0.6129.5000) and a Xparia T with Android 4.1.2 (Build 9.1.A.1.140)
Contact Sync runs without problems.
But when I try to sync my Outlook Calendar with the phone, an error occurs
The logfile shows an error with CAgdOutlook ( m_hLibrary)
13:01:38,32 [Syncengine 13/05/22] Result \\WindowsContacts.cts
13:01:38,32 [PCCompanion 13/07/24] Activate Synchronization
13:01:41,26 [Device 13/08/27] Check device status...
13:01:41,26 [Device 13/08/27] Check device status finished.
13:01:45,41 [PCCompanion 13/07/24] DriversUpdate: Package downloaded to C:\Program Files (x86)\Sony\Sony PC Companion\Drivers\{5A2F2D1B-F67A-4754-88D7-6E6F20C68D85}.cab
13:01:45,48 [PCCompanion 13/07/24] DriversUpdate: Downloading Package {EE975EE3-08EC-4949-9C38-3A637996A670} http://dl-desktop-apps.sonymobile.com/stage/PCCompanion_2.0/Drivers/ed4.0.1_Signed_All_1.00.002.cab
13:01:50,02 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] InitAutomation
13:01:50,02 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] OpenCalendar
13:01:50,02 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] -------------------------------------------------------
13:01:50,02 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] m_hLibrary FAILED
13:01:52,65 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] InitAutomation
13:01:52,65 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] OpenCalendar
13:01:52,65 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] -------------------------------------------------------
13:01:52,65 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] m_hLibrary FAILED
13:02:09,41 [Syncengine 13/05/22] Starting new oneway sync PC to phone
13:02:09,41 [Syncengine 13/05/22] [Events] Open PIM database...
13:02:09,41 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] InitAutomation
13:02:09,41 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] OpenCalendar
13:02:09,41 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] -------------------------------------------------------
13:02:09,41 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] m_hLibrary FAILED
13:02:09,41 [Syncengine 13/05/22] Failed.
13:02:09,44 [Syncengine 13/05/22] [Events] Close PIM database...
13:02:11,81 [PCCompanion 13/07/24] DriversUpdate: Package downloaded to C:\Program Files (x86)\Sony\Sony PC Companion\Drivers\{EE975EE3-08EC-4949-9C38-3A637996A670}.cab
13:02:11,87 [PCCompanion 13/07/24] DriversUpdate: Downloading Package {4804CEA3-DDE0-46A0-8430-54DFDE2C5EC0} http://dl-desktop-apps.sonymobile.com/stage/PCCompanion_2.0/Drivers/ed6.0_RioGrande_Signed_All_1.00....
13:02:27,35 [DeviceSetup 12/12/26] ["C:\Program Files (x86)\Sony\Sony PC Companion\Drivers\DPInst64.exe" /q /sa /f /path "C:\Program Files (x86)\Sony\Sony PC Companion\Drivers\AllSigned\x86x64"] Terminated: Result: 0x00002E00
13:02:27,35 [PCCompanion 13/07/24] First launch: Driver packages installation done.
13:02:38,42 [PCCompanion 13/07/24] DriversUpdate: Package downloaded to C:\Program Files (x86)\Sony\Sony PC Companion\Drivers\{4804CEA3-DDE0-46A0-8430-54DFDE2C5EC0}.cab
13:02:38,48 [PCCompanion 13/07/24] DriversUpdate: Downloading Package {884EF9E6-97FC-41A1-9CD3-636DAAEA6035} http://dl-desktop-apps.sonymobile.com/stage/PCCompanion_2.0/Drivers/ed6.0_Signed_All_1.00.002.cab
13:02:41,28 [Device 13/08/27] Check device status...
13:02:41,28 [Device 13/08/27] Check device status finished.
13:02:44,57 [Syncengine 13/05/22] Starting new oneway sync PC to phone
13:02:44,57 [Syncengine 13/05/22] [Events] Open PIM database...
13:02:44,57 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] InitAutomation
13:02:44,57 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] OpenCalendar
13:02:44,57 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] -------------------------------------------------------
13:02:44,57 [CAgdOutlook 13/01/08] m_hLibrary FAILED
13:02:44,57 [Syncengine 13/05/22] Failed.
13:02:44,62 [Syncengine 13/05/22] [Events] Close PIM database...
13:02:53,98 [SonyEricssonMTPExt 13/01/09] MTPRequest:end() failed: 0x80042006 PARAMETER_NOT_SUPPORTED
13:02:53,98 [Device 13/08/27] [MTP Extensions] GetExtDeviceProperty(D043) failed, Error: 0x80042006
13:02:53,98 [PCCompanion 13/07/24] Activate CalendarManager
13:03:04,99 [PCCompanion 13/07/24] DriversUpdate: Package downloaded to C:\Program Files (x86)\Sony\Sony PC Companion\Drivers\{884EF9E6-97FC-41A1-9CD3-636DAAEA6035}.cab
13:03:05,07 [PCCompanion 13/07/24] DriversUpdate: Downloading Package {2FC12C0B-6D73-4F66-8D2D-64E907627969} http://dl-desktop-apps.sonymobile.com/stage/PCCompanion_2.0/Drivers/JDM_Signed_All_1.00.001.cab
13:03:20,17 Sony PC Companion already running
Is there any help?

To check if there could be some problems with your calendar database try to create a new calendar in MS Outlook. Add a test meeting and then point the calendar sync in PC Companion to the newly created calendar folder in MS Outlook. Now try to sync and check if it still fails. If it works, there is probably something wrong with your default calendar folder in MS Outlook.
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