Thanks for your comments so far, Diane - if you re-read my original post
you'll understand why it matters - we have Vista "early adopters" who are
getting a different experience when they are comparing the contents of their
Nav Panes in OL 2007 and OL 2003 - and I'm trying to understand why.

Not looking to edit the .XML, just trying to understand how the Nav Pane
gets populated with shared calendar/people's calendar entries under each
version of OL. Appears adds of shared calendars in OL 2003 are stored in the
aforementioned XML file, but the equivalent entries are not in the OL 2007
equivalent XML file. This suggests a client-side aspect I'm trying to
understand.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

The XML is not editable so I'm not sure why it matters. Get a program like
regshot (to scan the registry) and outlookspy (to nose around the message
store) and you'll answer your own questions.

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"RobinS" wrote in message
...
That's my main question - what the user sees. Since I've seen the data in
the
profile.xml on OL2003, but don't see it in the profile.xml file in OL
2007,
yet there are People's Calendars entries showing in OL 2007 - where is the
data that populates the Nav Pane for the user stored if not in the .XML
file?

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

There is no reference that I know of - sites like slipstick.com and
outlookcode.com have some specific keys listed but nothing that all all
encompassing.

To the best of my recollection, the behavior hasn't changed at all.
AFAIK,
the entry you see in the nav pane XML is just used by the nav pane.

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"RobinS" wrote in message
...
"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

It's a binary value. I think its in
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows
Messaging
Subsystem\Profiles\profile\0a0d020000000000c0000 00000000046

Thanks, Diane - I'll have a look - in the meantime, could you assist me
in
confirming that this is a change in how these pointers are stored, when
comparing OL 2003 and OL 2007? Also - is there a reference for these
Outlook
related keys that I can view?

Thanks!

Robin