how do I tell ??
all of my incoming messages I read from the Personal folder inbox rather
then checking each one individually
> Are you downloading your mail into a PST file or using your server mailbox?
> If you're using a PST you can't share your calendar.
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> > any help would be much appreciated
> > thanks
NateDawgK2 - 07 Feb 2006 18:19 GMT
I guess that goes back to my original question, my calendar must not be
attached to the exchange account, but to the hotmail or yahoo
how do I move it to the correct location?
I tried copying it to all the different accounts, but no matter which way I
view it I can seem to get the share option to come up
thanks again
> how do I tell ??
> all of my incoming messages I read from the Personal folder inbox rather
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> > > any help would be much appreciated
> > > thanks
Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook] - 07 Feb 2006 19:27 GMT
You can check the download location here: Tools menu > Email accounts >
View/Change > Click Next. Check the "Deliver new mail" dropdown
>I guess that goes back to my original question, my calendar must not be
> attached to the exchange account, but to the hotmail or yahoo
> how do I move it to the correct location?
> I tried copying it to all the different accounts, but no matter which way
> I
> view it I can seem to get the share option to come up
Brian Tillman - 08 Feb 2006 03:49 GMT
> how do I tell ??
Click Tools>E-mail Accounts>Next and examine the "Delivery new e-mail to the
following location" drop-down at the bottom. If it says "Mailbox - your
name", then your delivery location is Exchange and you should be able to
share your folders. If it says "Personal Folders", then your delivery
location is a PST and you can't share. If you want to share, change it to
the mailbox, stop and restart Outlook, then copy everything from your prior
delivery location to the mailbox folders.

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