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Hi,<br />
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I think you may try add your &quot;Team&quot; folder into Favorites folder. In outlook 2003 You can easily do this by going to Country &gt;&nbsp;Business Unit &gt;&nbsp;Dept &gt;&nbsp;Group &gt;&nbsp;Team and right click on the &quot;Team&quot; subfolder and add it to Favorites. Try it in 2007 and see if it works. <br />

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Hi,

I think you may try add your "Team" folder into Favorites folder. In outlook 2003 You can easily do this by going to Country > Business Unit > Dept > Group > Team and right click on the "Team" subfolder and add it to Favorites. Try it in 2007 and see if it works.


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Thanks, I can add it as a favourite but then how do I view favourites?
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Thanks, I can add it as a favourite but then how do I view favourites?

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Hi<br />
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We are running Exchange 2003 with Outlook 2007.<br />
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We use Public Folders for meetings rooms, team calenders etc. They are organised in the hierarchy of Country &gt;&nbsp;Business Unit &gt;&nbsp;Dept &gt;&nbsp;Group &gt;&nbsp;Team.<br />
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This makes it rather cumbersome if I want to check my team's calendar as I have to drill down quite a few levels.<br />
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Is there anyway to 'bookmark' it, so I can view with one click if opening Outlook for the first time?
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Hi

We are running Exchange 2003 with Outlook 2007.

We use Public Folders for meetings rooms, team calenders etc. They are organised in the hierarchy of Country > Business Unit > Dept > Group > Team.

This makes it rather cumbersome if I want to check my team's calendar as I have to drill down quite a few levels.

Is there anyway to 'bookmark' it, so I can view with one click if opening Outlook for the first time?

Create Public Folder 'bookmark'?

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