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HELP! - Hope some good detail. I think others are struggling with this:
I have an 8330 from Verizon and somehow most of my calendar appointments have been moved into Default Device, as opposed to being tied to my single Verizon/MSN Calendar CICAL. Guessing, but I think this happened when I got disconnected from email for some reason, which is again is MSN email passed through Verizon. I called Verizon, and I know they "re-registered" or "reintegrated" me and sent new service books, which worked for re-establishing email.
But I suspect it overwrote my email calendar CICAL which kicked all appointments into Default - just a total guess. I didn't notice until trying sync a little later and the process wanted to delete all Outlook appointments; apparently the Default Calendar is not visible to sync. By the time I noticed, I had 4 new appointments in my new msn.com CICAL, and 99 in Device Default.
There is a workaround fix I saw in another thread which should have worked - KB16063 below:
Cause 3
Meetings created in Microsoft Outlook are being synchronized to the BlackBerry smartphone's base system calendar, instead of the database belonging to the BlackBerry Internet Service [CICAL] service record.
Workaround
Clear and restore the calendar data on the BlackBerry smartphone.
Using BlackBerry Desktop Manager, back up the BlackBerry smartphone calendar data. For instructions, see KB11297.
Using BlackBerry Desktop Manager clear the BlackBerry smartphone calendar database. For instructions, see KB05340.
Manually delete all but one BlackBerry Internet Service [CICAL] service books, by completing the following steps:
On the BlackBerry smartphone, go to Options > Advanced Options > Service Book.
Delete all but one BlackBerry Internet Service [CICAL] service books. Each integration will have an integration named service book, such as <BlackBerry Internet Service integrationname>[CICAL].
Perform a hard reset of the BlackBerry smartphone. For instructions, see KB02141.
Restore the calendar data to the BlackBerry smartphone. For instructions, see KB10339.Important: Should another BlackBerry Internet Service [CICAL] service book be sent to the BlackBerry smartphone, this workaround will need to be repeated in order to move the appointments to the newly sent calendar service.
I followed it exactly, with the exception I had no other other CICALs to delete in Step 3, so could do nothing there. The only one listed with the CICAL listed corresponding to my e-mail address.
I ended up exactly where I was when I started. My wife's phone had the exact same problem: email stopped called Verizon, email re established; calendar items moved to Default Device. I called Verizon last night and they were mystified. No success.
Any input would be appreciated! Sorry about all the detail...

Hi,
You can do it through the Storm or the PC.
I find it easier to use the PC when I am working on the Storm:
The link is attached. Do you have any experience with the BIS site?
Thanks,
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https://bis.na.blackberry.com/html?brand=vzw
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