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Should I move this question to another channel?
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Should I move this question to another channel?

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It could be the same calender just showing in 2 places.<br />
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If they click on the &quot;folder list&quot; icon in the lower portion of the left panel this will cause the calender to show in the folder list as well as the calender button below the folder list. &nbsp;It is the same calender, just 2 ways to access it.<br />
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It could be the same calender just showing in 2 places.

If they click on the "folder list" icon in the lower portion of the left panel this will cause the calender to show in the folder list as well as the calender button below the folder list.  It is the same calender, just 2 ways to access it.



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Thanks for replying,<br />
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I will check what monty said on Monday, I thought I checked to make sure the personal .pst was deleted. I remeber needing to create a dummy pst. Because I recreated the account again trying to figure this out.<br />
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Thanks for replying,

I will check what monty said on Monday, I thought I checked to make sure the personal .pst was deleted. I remeber needing to create a dummy pst. Because I recreated the account again trying to figure this out.



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Hello All,<br />
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We recently moved from 2000 to 2003 exchange server, and upgraded all our users to Outlook 2003. Now some our users have 2 calendars, one that is simply Calendar and the other is Calendar in Mailbox. What is the differrence, and how do I get only one calendar showing that all people can view. <br />
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Also, one user has no calendar showing under Calendars. They need to open a shared calendar to see there own appointments. <br />
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Thanks.<br />
<br />
Ke0<br />
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Hello All,

We recently moved from 2000 to 2003 exchange server, and upgraded all our users to Outlook 2003. Now some our users have 2 calendars, one that is simply Calendar and the other is Calendar in Mailbox. What is the differrence, and how do I get only one calendar showing that all people can view. 

Also, one user has no calendar showing under Calendars. They need to open a shared calendar to see there own appointments. 


Thanks.

Ke0

 

Calendar &amp; Calendar in Mailbox

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.

Calendar &amp; Calendar in Mailbox

Calendar & Calendar in Mailbox