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JawsPLP - 15 Jul 2005 23:42 GMT
Can Outlook 2003 be "tweaked" to not use the default calendar if a meeting
request is accepted? When sharing calendars it gets confusing if all
calendars are called "Calendar"

I’d like to have the calendar renamed to "John’s calendar" but Outlook must
then not recreate a calendar named "Calendar", and it must then paste the
meeting if accepted to this "John’s calendar"
Nikki - 16 Jul 2005 04:50 GMT
Is this because you make appointments for someone else and you don't
want them in your own mail calendar? If so, do you need to tally the
return acceptances/declines on the appointment? or does that matter?

Nikki Peterson

> Can Outlook 2003 be "tweaked" to not use the default calendar if a meeting
> request is accepted? When sharing calendars it gets confusing if all
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> then not recreate a calendar named "Calendar", and it must then paste the
> meeting if accepted to this "John's calendar"
JawsPLP - 16 Jul 2005 17:45 GMT
Hi Nikki,
Yes in part what your saying is the reason. I have 6 calendars to check, all
by the name "Calendar" . Some or other time this will become a problem, I
will get it all in the wrong calendar.

> Is this because you make appointments for someone else and you don't
> want them in your own mail calendar? If so, do you need to tally the
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> > then not recreate a calendar named "Calendar", and it must then paste the
> > meeting if accepted to this "John's calendar"
Nikki - 17 Jul 2005 21:12 GMT
You can rename the calendars:
   Right click the Calendar folder that you created.
   Select RENAME CALENDAR
   Give it a different name like "Joe's Calendar".

Once you have renamed the Calendar, you need to make Joes appointments
from that calendar (Not from your main system calendar). However, any
return acceptances/declines will not be tallied on the tracking tab.

Nikki

> Hi Nikki,
> Yes in part what your saying is the reason. I have 6 calendars to check,
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>> > meeting if accepted to this "John's calendar"
JawsPLP - 19 Jul 2005 08:59 GMT
Hi Nikki,
Thanks for the info. My problem is just that last part you mentioned. If
renamed it can not handle the "ceptances/declines" automaticly :-(

Paul

> You can rename the calendars:
>     Right click the Calendar folder that you created.
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> >> > meeting if accepted to this "John's calendar"
Diane Poremsky [MVP] - 18 Jul 2005 04:47 GMT
Is this Outlook 2003 and are these calendars in other user's mailboxes? if
so, open them using the shared calendar link and you'll see the owners name.
When you open them as additional mailboxes in your profile, you'll see only
Calendar.

You can have the calendar in both My Calendar list and the other calendar
list and as long as you select it from the other calendar list, you'll see
the users name at the top.

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> Hi Nikki,
> Yes in part what your saying is the reason. I have 6 calendars to check,
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>> > meeting if accepted to this "John's calendar"
JawsPLP - 19 Jul 2005 09:03 GMT
This is the only way that will work.

> Is this Outlook 2003 and are these calendars in other user's mailboxes? if
> so, open them using the shared calendar link and you'll see the owners name.
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> >> > meeting if accepted to this "John's calendar"
MOW1 - 14 Sep 2005 22:38 GMT
We use outlook today and not the navigational pane.  We have multiple
individual's calendars showing (using "choose folders") and all say
"calendar".  Is there a way that we can re-name, or at least change what we
see?
Thanks

> This is the only way that will work.
>
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 16 Sep 2005 07:16 GMT
How are the mailboxes set up?  With individual names or a generic profile?

Reason I ask is that all of my calendars for other users show the name in
the calendar window when opened.

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After furious head scratching, MOW1 asked:

| We use outlook today and not the navigational pane.  We have multiple
| individual's calendars showing (using "choose folders") and all say
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MOW1 - 16 Sep 2005 15:26 GMT
They do show the name - once they are opened.  We would like the name to show
on the outlook today page.

> How are the mailboxes set up?  With individual names or a generic profile?
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