Agenda support for older items than three months (...

Hello All,
With the previous version of PS suite I was able to have one year old appointements in my agenda, with the new ovi suite, it seems you canno't keep datas older than three months, is there a work around ?
Best regards

No answer, I'm sticking to the good old Nokia PC Suite, which by the way perfectly works with office 2010...

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Hi Patrick,
Base on my knowledge, it seems that there are some different retention policies apply to these mailboxes.
I recommend you use the following command to check if there is any retention policy has been applied to the mailbox:
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