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Change default calendar on a exchange mailbox

Hello,

We are running SBS 2008 with Exchange 2007 in out office. For user1 we have two calendars in his mailbox

1. Calendar - the default calendar folder
2. User Calendar - secondary one

Currently if he receives a request for a meeting, and accept it - it goes to Calendar. How do I change that the User Calendar to be default location for appointments?

Thank you
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http://www.msoutlooktools.com/category/calendars/change-default-calendar.html

Outlook 2007 and previous

Step 1
File >> Data file Management

click on data file management

set as default


Outlook 2010 and 2013

Step 1
File >> Account Setting >> Account Setting >> Tab Data files

click on account settings

click on data file


To change default data file, elect it and press "Set as Default" button. If you have elected a data file which can be set as default, Outlook will now apprise you to reopen Outlook.
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I am talking about having two calendars in one mailbox. It is not about having two mailboxes or 2 pst files
I think this would work
file->Data file management->Click on the personal folder that has the calendar you need to show as default-> Set it as default.
This is for two data files.

I have to calendars in one exchange mailbox.
You can't change the default calendar for a user from the one that is originally part of their mailbox to a different one -- and I'm not sure why you would.

You can, however, create a rule for any item which is a "meeting invitation or update" and "move it to the specified folder" -- and when you click the "specified" option you can select any calendar available within their Outlook.
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Only possible answer was that you can't change the default calendar folder with an Exchange Account in Outlook.