Assuming Other calendars is not collapsed (you'd see it in the list if it
was there) - customized navigation pane? If not, open outlook using the
/resetnavpane switch.
If you do have a lot of shortcuts on the navigation pane, you can find and
rename the XML for your profile before opening outlook, just in case a new
navigation customization file doesn't fix it.

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>I browse using the folder list to the Public folder then expand it to see
>the All Public folders expand it to see Group Calendars expand it to see
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John Peters - 27 Aug 2007 14:41 GMT
Brand new install and there does not appear to be any customization as of
yet. I did notice on one of the boxes while in folder list if I click on
Public Folder then Favorites it shows my calendars and if I click on them
the icon changes to a calendar icon and then it does show up under the
Calendar tab but one of the three does randomly still disappear so I go back
to the Folder List favorites folder and click on it and it comes back again
under the Calendar tab.
I will try your reset as well and see if that makes it happy. I really
appreciate all your time and effort helping me with this problem.
> Assuming Other calendars is not collapsed (you'd see it in the list if it
> was there) - customized navigation pane? If not, open outlook using the
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>>>>>> Please help