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SFB
Is it possible to have two calendars - say one for work, one for home?
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
yes. but you can only get reminders on the default one. it's generally
better to use categories and views. Use the private setting to keep others
from seeing your home appt.
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better to use categories and views. Use the private setting to keep others
from seeing your home appt.
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SFB
Thanks. I don't need reminders or privacy. How do I set it up?
Diane Poremsky said:yes. but you can only get reminders on the default one. it's generally
better to use categories and views. Use the private setting to keep others
from seeing your home appt.
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SFB said:Is it possible to have two calendars - say one for work, one for home?
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
right click on a folder and choose New folder. Select calendar type folder
and the folder you want it placed under.
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and the folder you want it placed under.
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SFB said:Thanks. I don't need reminders or privacy. How do I set it up?
http://groups.google.com/groups?as_ugroup=microsoft.public.outlook.*&num=30Diane Poremsky said:yes. but you can only get reminders on the default one. it's generally
better to use categories and views. Use the private setting to keep others
from seeing your home appt.
--
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Tim locke
you can create a new folder in outlook ( by right
clicking on the mailbox properties )and then select it's
option as a new calendar and call it any name you want.
clicking on the mailbox properties )and then select it's
option as a new calendar and call it any name you want.