Show Calendars on Navigation Pane

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Hi Groupies

This is an Outlook 03 question.

Is it possible to have the calendar (or calendars) show up on the Navigation
pane under Personal Folders. It was handy in previous versions and I was
asked how to accomplish this in 2003.
 
By default in Calendar in Outlook 2003, the Date Navigator and TaskPad pane
is turned off and the Date Navigator is in the Navigation Pane. Users can
restore the Date Navigator to its original location by clicking TaskPad on
the View menu or by dragging the splitter line in Calendar to the left or
right.
 
CJ said:
Is it possible to have the calendar (or calendars) show up on the
Navigation pane under Personal Folders. It was handy in previous
versions and I was asked how to accomplish this in 2003.
Click to expand...

Make sure you use a Navigation Pane view that includes calendars (i.e.,
either the Calendar or Folder List view) and you'll be able to see your
calendar folders.
 
Hi Brian, thanks for popping in.

I guess my problem then is, how do I change the Navigation Pane view so that
the Personal Folders and the Calendars are listed at the same time?

Perhaps I'm a little slow but I'm just not getting it...
 
CJ said:
I guess my problem then is, how do I change the Navigation Pane view
so that the Personal Folders and the Calendars are listed at the same
time?
Click to expand...

Perhaps the problem is that I don't understand exactly what you want. If
you use the Folder List view, you'll see all your folders in the list in the
Navigation Pane.
 
I found the problem.

In the GO menu is Folder List. That gave me the view that I was looking for.

I never use GO. I have been trying to make this stuff show up via the View
menu....I thought the logical place to look....
 
CJ said:
I found the problem.

In the GO menu is Folder List. That gave me the view that I was
looking for.
Click to expand...

The Folder List button is also down at the bottom of the Navigation Pane, in
its button bar.
 
You may be wanting to show Calendars on the Navigation pane and have it
remain there when you click on any of the other folders for example inbox.
But when you click on inbox your calendar goes away. Is this what you are
experiencing? I am experiencing this and would like to know how to have the
calendar (actual calendar not a shortcut or folder)remain in the navigation
pane when I view my mail from my inbox
 
silvur1 said:
You may be wanting to show Calendars on the Navigation pane and have
it remain there when you click on any of the other folders for
example inbox. But when you click on inbox your calendar goes away.
Is this what you are experiencing? I am experiencing this and would
like to know how to have the calendar (actual calendar not a shortcut
or folder)remain in the navigation pane when I view my mail from my
inbox
Click to expand...

This cannot be done.
 
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