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I can set appointments in the Exchange calendar but not reminders. Sorry i didn't clarify that before
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I can set appointments in the Exchange calendar but not reminders. Sorry i didn't clarify that before

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No, where ever your mail is delivered to, the calendar within that pst or mailbox is the default calendar.
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No, where ever your mail is delivered to, the calendar within that pst or mailbox is the default calendar.

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I guess you didn't like how I phrased the answer. Shrug
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I guess you didn't like how I phrased the answer. Shrug

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Sorry bout that Mob-bom...just glimpsed the last post and acepted....just having one of those days!<br />

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Sorry bout that Mob-bom...just glimpsed the last post and acepted....just having one of those days!


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Hi guys/Gals<br />
Should be a simple one. On an Exchange 5.5 enviorment, Is it possible for you to use Outlook 2000/03 to deliver mail to an local folder BUT still keep the mailbox calender as the active one? I have changed my delivery location to use an local PST but since other users need to view my calendar i need to have it be the Mailbox calendar instead of the &quot;locaql&quot; calendar.
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Hi guys/Gals
Should be a simple one. On an Exchange 5.5 enviorment, Is it possible for you to use Outlook 2000/03 to deliver mail to an local folder BUT still keep the mailbox calender as the active one? I have changed my delivery location to use an local PST but since other users need to view my calendar i need to have it be the Mailbox calendar instead of the "locaql" calendar.

Outlook/Exchange 5.5

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.