Outlook 2003 Calendar

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Cute Techie

Hello Community,
If at all possible, does anyone know if you can have a "supervisor's"
calendar be the default calendar view rather than yours?

The scenario is this; a secretary doesn't use her Outlook calendar at all,
but wants her supervior's calendar to be the default calendar when she opens
up Outlook. She has his calendar listed under other calendars, but doesn't
want to click on the check box to view his side by side with hers.

Can this be done? Thank you for any help on this.
 
Does she want outlook to open to that folder when it first opens? If the
mailbox is in her profile, she can open any folder in either mailbox. Look
at tools, options, other tab, advanced button - top option. Otherwise, no.

Having it selected as the default when you switch to the calendar folder
isn't doable without a tool.
See http://www.outlook-tips.net/archives/2005/20050307.htm


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Yes she does want Outlook to open to that folder when it first opens. Thank
you for your time on this
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Diane Poremsky said:
Does she want outlook to open to that folder when it first opens? If the
mailbox is in her profile, she can open any folder in either mailbox. Look
at tools, options, other tab, advanced button - top option. Otherwise, no.

Having it selected as the default when you switch to the calendar folder
isn't doable without a tool.
See http://www.outlook-tips.net/archives/2005/20050307.htm


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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