[bamateau]

After banging my head against the wall, trying various things, I decided AskWoody MVP “B” undoubtedly knows a lot more than I do, so I decided to try CalCheck.  I’m getting an error message that is Greek to me:

ERROR: , Code: 0x8004010F, Function OpenMessageStoreGUID(lpMAPISession, pbExchangeProviderPrimaryUserGuid, &lpMDB), File CalCheck.cpp, Line 470
ERROR: Could not connect. Ensure you are connecting Outlook via MAPI to an Exchange server.

I don’t have an Exchange server, just Office locally installed.  B, can you give me a clue what I”m doing wrong.  TIA

[bamateau]

I wouldn’t expect CalCheck to fix the problem because (1) there is no error if I move the PST file to my laptop and open with Outlook there and (2) even on my desktop, after the error shows, Outlook displays the calendar just fine.

[bamateau]

No, just to re-install Office.  First opening of Outlook was fine.  Subsequent openings got the “cannot read calendar” error again.  So far, not fixed.

[bamateau]

Never mind.  I “jiggled” things and got my fonts back.

 

[bamateau]

I tried both sets of CODECs – neither helped.  The PotPlayer works perfectly, as does VLC, but neither shows the GPS frame (map and telemetry) that the special JMS DVR GPS Player does, but neither was deigned to, so no surprise there.

Any other ideas?

[bamateau]

Thanks for your reply.  No, the apps (Ring app and the Rexing dashcam player JMS DVR GPS Player V3_2.13 Release) have not worked properly before: empty – black – video window from initial install forward.

I’ll try your suggestions in the next day or two and let you know results.

Thank you again.

 

 

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