The behavious of Calendar in 2002, is much better than in 2003, whereby
calendar would open in the right pane, not part of the folder hierarchy.
When you have a long folder hierarchy, and you click on calendar in 2003, it
squashes the folder list; getting back to a particular folder is not straight
forward.
In 2002, the behaviour was best for navigation and viewing: click on
calendar, the folder tree remains in place, you get up to 4 month worth in
the right pane, without messing the folder tree. click again on the tree,
calendar pane disappears; now in 2003, it's a mess (when you have long folder
tree).

Equally, the behaviour of http mail in outlook 2002, was much better, when
you work offline. In 2003, you can no longer manage it offline, as in 2002..

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