GroupCalendar Errors.
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# | Problem | Suggestion |
52 or 53 | gc bug | Install the latest GroupCalendar setup or change your name in the Outlook profile settings so it no longer uses sub standard characters. (ö ë ? @ #) |
91 | Missing a windows dependency | Install
Windows scripting Host 5.6 W2k / XP or 98/ME/NT 4 |
97 or 287 or 406 | gc bug | Install the latest GroupCalendar setup. |
339 or 713 or 3024 | Not correctly installed or insufficient user rights | Re-install using this instruction. |
372 or 374 | Outdated control | Install this setup |
424 | buttons don't repond well. | Install the latest GroupCalendar setup. |
429 or 430 or 440 | Missing a windows dependency | Install
Windows scripting Host 5.6 W2k / XP or 98/ME/NT 4 Update JET following these instructions. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=239114 |
3024 | incomplete de-install | Use the FAQ to de-install correctly. |
3027 or 3050 or 3051 | Insufficient user rights | The shared folder in which the Group Calendar.mdb is stored must have full Read/Write access enabled. All workstations must be able to read and write in the database folder in order to create/modify the locking file. Change these file attributes or user rights for the shared folder. (also use the instructions for error 3260) |
3043
3044 |
Database not found | Use
a drive mapping to the shared Group Calendar.mdb file. (not unc path \\server\..)
Check your network cable and connection Demo version 1.6.60 or earlier: stop using the demo version and violating the trial license terms! |
3049 or 3343 | database corrupt | Open
the shared database in Ms Access and it will offer to repair it. |
3163 | data size | Please
contact us on this error. We have insufficient data available on it's
occurings. Please email the apoointment or screenshot of it.
Known cause: |
3167 | Record not found in database |
This error can result from creating a copy
of an item with CTRL-Drag and editing one of the items after that.
Dont copy items in your calendar, GC can
not handle that.
It results in two items in your calendar
with the same GCID which should be unique per item.
|
3170 | Missing a language specific dependency | Install the latest GroupCalendar setup. |
3260 or 3581 | Database
locked.
|
On
the client pc: Disable opportunistic locking by setting the following registry entry to 1 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\ or On the pc or server whare the Group
Calendar.mdb file is being shared: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\ |
Error message containing : | Suggestion |
GCID | When using an Exchange Server
public folder as the GroupCalendar, use the last part of the install
guide to correct permissions and have GC create the folder fields needed
to run GC.
Delete the configuration file from c:\Program
Files\Group Calendar. The file(s) to delete all have the user name in it
an the 'ini' extention. (John Doe.ini) Delete the Group Calendar folder from Outlook and create a new folder. Select it in [Settings] - [Select Group Calendar] |