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Calendar keeps opening with a choice!

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Cyndi D. - 30 Jan 2007 20:58 GMT
For some reason I have to choose to either open calendar in archived folders
or calendar in personal folders everytime I click the icon to look at my
calendar! It all of a sudden has a green background (meaning the personal
folders) as well!  Anybody know how that happened and how I can get back to
my personal calendar only!
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Brian Tillman - 31 Jan 2007 01:56 GMT
> For some reason I have to choose to either open calendar in archived
> folders or calendar in personal folders everytime I click the icon to
> look at my calendar! It all of a sudden has a green background
> (meaning the personal folders) as well!  Anybody know how that
> happened and how I can get back to my personal calendar only!

You don't state your Outlook version, but the Calendar view of the
Navigation Pane in Outlook 2003 will always show all the calendar folders in
your mail profile, with check boxes to the left of their names so you can
specify which you want displayed in the view.  At least, that's how it works
for me.  You should be able to uncheck the box to suppress the calendar you
don't want.  You can also remove the Archive folders from the folder list.
Right-click their root and choose Close.
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