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I tried setting up MfE for my corporate account. Didn't work (syncing stalled), perhaps because they've locked out devices the company doesn't provide.
In any case I still get alerts for recurring appointments even though the calendar is empty (every alert twice actually). I've tried wiping/deleting all calendars and of course removing the MfE account but it didn't help.
I'm assuming there's a file somewhere where this is stored but unfortunately I don't know enough Linux to find it so I can wipe it.
Any suggestions?
Last edited by HeinzHarald; 2010-02-11 at 21:59. Reason: spelling