I am a student and want to be able to track 2 different things. I want to
have one calendar to schedule my time, classes and meetings and such; and I
want to have another calendar to track my assignments, basicly just another
calendar for different content. I would just like to have one calendar for
only assignments and their due dates.

File-New-Folder-Type-Calendar.

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After furious head scratching, SailinMaster asked:

| I am a student and want to be able to track 2 different things. I
| want to have one calendar to schedule my time, classes and meetings
| and such; and I want to have another calendar to track my
| assignments, basicly just another calendar for different content. I
| would just like to have one calendar for only assignments and their
| due dates.

you won't get reminders from the second one - and alternate idea is keep one
calendar but use categories and custom views to see either the meeting
events or the assignment events.

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"SailinMaster" wrote in message
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I am a student and want to be able to track 2 different things. I want to
have one calendar to schedule my time, classes and meetings and such; and
I
want to have another calendar to track my assignments, basicly just
another
calendar for different content. I would just like to have one calendar for
only assignments and their due dates.