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Desktop icon for Public Calendar

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Sue - 12 May 2006 02:21 GMT
Is it possible? To put an icon on my desktop for my staff calendar (in public
folders) to access the calendar without opening Outlook (2003)??
Brian Tillman - 12 May 2006 14:41 GMT
> Is it possible? To put an icon on my desktop for my staff calendar
> (in public folders) to access the calendar without opening Outlook
> (2003)??

Without opening Outlook?  No.
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Sue - 12 May 2006 16:05 GMT
Yup, saw this last night:
Make sure you can see both the Public Folder object and your desktop,
then just click and drag the folder to your desktop while holding down
the CTRL key. You have your shortcut.

Unfortunately, you probably won't be able to e-mail it (I think, could
be wrong), but you can put this same shortcut within a shared folder and
then other persons can copy it from the share onto their desktop for
double click action.

> > Is it possible? To put an icon on my desktop for my staff calendar
> > (in public folders) to access the calendar without opening Outlook
> > (2003)??
>
> Without opening Outlook?  No.
Brian Tillman - 12 May 2006 20:45 GMT
> Yup, saw this last night:
> Make sure you can see both the Public Folder object and your desktop,
> then just click and drag the folder to your desktop while holding down
> the CTRL key. You have your shortcut.

But you said "without opening Outlook".  That shortcut will open Outlook.
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