How do I show the items from public task folder on my to-do bar?
 

I have office 2007 and Exchnage Server 2003.

I have a public calendar and a public task list.

I can display The private tasks on the to-do bar while displaying the public
calendar. How do I display the public tasks on the to-do bar?

How do I show the items from public task folder on my to-do bar?
 

Did you ever find a solution for this issue? A shortcut to a specific public
folder cannot be created 'outside' of Outlook, and there doesn't appear to be
a way of changing the default calendar for an individual user.

"Public Tasks on my To-Do bar" wrote:

I have office 2007 and Exchnage Server 2003.

I have a public calendar and a public task list.

I can display The private tasks on the to-do bar while displaying the public
calendar. How do I display the public tasks on the to-do bar?

How do I show the items from public task folder on my to-do bar?
 

RoninV wrote:

Did you ever find a solution for this issue? A shortcut to a specific
public folder cannot be created 'outside' of Outlook, and there
doesn't appear to be a way of changing the default calendar for an
individual user.

The default calendar is ALWAYS the calendar in the delivery location
folders.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

How do I show the items from public task folder on my to-do ba
 

So in a office environment (Exchange 2003, Server 2000, XP/Vista clients,
Outlook 2007), can a user set his/her default calendar to be a public folder
(calendar)?

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

RoninV wrote:

Did you ever find a solution for this issue? A shortcut to a specific
public folder cannot be created 'outside' of Outlook, and there
doesn't appear to be a way of changing the default calendar for an
individual user.

The default calendar is ALWAYS the calendar in the delivery location
folders.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

How do I show the items from public task folder on my to-do ba
 

RoninV wrote:

So in a office environment (Exchange 2003, Server 2000, XP/Vista
clients, Outlook 2007), can a user set his/her default calendar to be
a public folder (calendar)?

No.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]