what is my calendars in outlook 2003

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Eric and Megan Swope - 31 Jul 2005 03:25 GMT

Hi everyone. I am running outlook 2003 on my home computer. The default
personal folders are open and my wife has her own personal folders open at
the same time. In her personal folder, she has a calendar. When I right
click on her calendar there is an option to "add to my calendars." If I
click on it, then go back it now says "remove from my calendars" After
clicking on this command while it says "add to my calendars", I checked the
default calendar in outlook, and nothing was added to that calendar. So my
question is, what is "my calendars" and is there a way to access it?
Thanks.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 31 Jul 2005 05:11 GMT

If you click on the Calendar button in the navigation bar (bottom left) and
display only your calendar folder and options, you will see your spouse's
calendar displayed under My Calendars. If you click on it, it will open in
your Outlook calendar view as an additional calendar.

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After furious head scratching, Eric and Megan Swope asked:

| Hi everyone. I am running outlook 2003 on my home computer. The
| default personal folders are open and my wife has her own personal
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| outlook, and nothing was added to that calendar. So my question is,
| what is "my calendars" and is there a way to access it? Thanks.

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Eric and Megan Swope - 31 Jul 2005 14:46 GMT

Thanks Milly, worked like a charm.

ERic

> If you click on the Calendar button in the navigation bar (bottom left)
> and
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> | outlook, and nothing was added to that calendar. So my question is,
> | what is "my calendars" and is there a way to access it? Thanks.

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