I have an extra calendar folder, that, I believe is a remnant from a VPN that
I was connected to, Many of my appointments go to that calendar, while I
synchronize to the calendar in my personal folder.

Oultook will not let me delete this calendar.

How can I find out the path to each calendar, and how can I get one calendar
for all my appointments?

Thanks

Is it a calendar associated with an Exchange server?

"Chuck" wrote in message
...
I have an extra calendar folder, that, I believe is a remnant from a VPN
that
I was connected to, Many of my appointments go to that calendar, while I
synchronize to the calendar in my personal folder.

Oultook will not let me delete this calendar.

How can I find out the path to each calendar, and how can I get one
calendar
for all my appointments?

Thanks

No.

It was. I ceased working with the company whose VPN I was on, and deleted
the account related to it.

Chuck

"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Is it a calendar associated with an Exchange server?

"Chuck" wrote in message
...
I have an extra calendar folder, that, I believe is a remnant from a VPN
that
I was connected to, Many of my appointments go to that calendar, while I
synchronize to the calendar in my personal folder.

Oultook will not let me delete this calendar.

How can I find out the path to each calendar, and how can I get one
calendar
for all my appointments?

Thanks

Chuck wrote:

I have an extra calendar folder, that, I believe is a remnant from a
VPN that I was connected to, Many of my appointments go to that
calendar, while I synchronize to the calendar in my personal folder.

Oultook will not let me delete this calendar.

How can I find out the path to each calendar, and how can I get one
calendar for all my appointments?

If that calendar folder is named "Calendar" and is in a PST other than your
delivery location, you will not be able to delete it. In any PST, folders
whose names match the default folder names are undeletable. If you want a
second PST with none of the default folders, you'll need to create a new one
(FileNewOutlook Data File) and then move to it all the folders OTHER than
the default name folders. Once you are done, you can close the source PST
and remove it from disk the nest time you exit Outlook. All PSTs, however,
will have a default folder named Delete Items and you cannot change that.
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Brian Tillman