OVI and Office 2000

Strange thing. Try to sync using OVI and Outlook 2000.
All contacts are sync'ed OK.
But for the calender only reoccouring birthdays are sync'ed.
No other appointmens (reoccouring or normal) appear in the Outlook calender (they are on the phone).
The phones calender is originally from an Exchange sync.
But I can't find any differences between the birthday events and any other events.
Look the same. Same data. But still only the birthday sync's.
Help !
Lars-Erik Østerud - http://www.osterud.name/nokia.html

I think the problem has something to do with that the N8 operates with multippel calendars.
The one synced with Outlook (via Exchange) is called "Mail for Exchange" and the other "Personlig".
Got the same problem in Oxygen Phone Manager.
I doesn't find and calendar entries either, and if I create a new one it ends up in the "Personlig" calendar. And then it doesn't sync with the Exchange calendar (as that only syncs "Mail for Exchange"). Complicated. I only want to sync ALL entries. Always!
Strange though that the birthdays sync. They are in the "Mail for Exchange" calendar.
But they migth appear because the dates are in the "Contacts" info as well....
Anyone know how I get ONE calendar that will sync with both OVI and Mail for Exchange?
Lars-Erik Østerud - http://www.osterud.name/nokia.html

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