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Old November 28th 07, 12:13 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
SYD
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Default Calendar not showing below the Mailbox when u expand...

HI,

the problem is Exchange Mailbox expands all other folders are there except
calendar, I can see the calendar in the Folder List of Outlook. But under the
Mailbox when u expand I see Inbox, Contacts,Task but no calendar which is on
top of all that.

I hope that u will understand what i mean..

Thanks

SYD
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Old November 28th 07, 12:55 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Brian Tillman
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Default Calendar not showing below the Mailbox when u expand...

SYD wrote:

the problem is Exchange Mailbox expands all other folders are there
except calendar, I can see the calendar in the Folder List of
Outlook. But under the Mailbox when u expand I see Inbox,
Contacts,Task but no calendar which is on top of all that.


Where it the calendar that you say you can see, if not under the mailbox?
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Old November 29th 07, 03:17 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Diane Poremsky
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Default Calendar not showing below the Mailbox when u expand...

So the calendar button is missing? Do you have each icon on one row or all
of the icons on the very bottom row? If the first, slide the handle at the
top if the top button up. If the second, click on the expansion arrow and
add or remove buttons. The option on the expansion arrow menu to show more
buttons has the same effect as sliding the handles above the buttons up.

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HI,

the problem is Exchange Mailbox expands all other folders are there except
calendar, I can see the calendar in the Folder List of Outlook. But under
the
Mailbox when u expand I see Inbox, Contacts,Task but no calendar which is
on
top of all that.

I hope that u will understand what i mean..

Thanks

SYD


 




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