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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / November 2005Multiple Folders
I'm using Outlook 2003 SP2 along with Exchange 2003 SP2. I've noticed that when I'm in outlook there are two contact folders and two calendar folders under my calendar or contacts. I cannot remove this for some reason. Does any know how I can remove these folders so I can work of one contact or calendar? Thanks, Do both contain the same thing? Do you have two complete sets of folders (one from an Exchange mailbox, another from a PST - possibly from an archive PST)? > I'm using Outlook 2003 SP2 along with Exchange 2003 SP2. I've noticed that > when I'm in outlook there are two contact folders and two calendar folders > under my calendar or contacts. I cannot remove this for some reason. Does > any know how I can remove these folders so I can work of one contact or > calendar? It's not an archive it's in my mailbox. When I go to OWA I see the two objects. One is w data the other is w/o. Juat empty. Thanks for th reply. > Do both contain the same thing? Do you have two complete sets of folders > (one from an Exchange mailbox, another from a PST - possibly from an [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> reason. Does any know how I can remove these folders so I can work of one >> contact or calendar? Hmmm, do you have access to that from the full Outlook client? I'm curious what shows there... > It's not an archive it's in my mailbox. When I go to OWA I see the two > objects. One is w data the other is w/o. Juat empty. yes > Hmmm, do you have access to that from the full Outlook client? I'm curious > what shows there... > >> It's not an archive it's in my mailbox. When I go to OWA I see the two >> objects. One is w data the other is w/o. Juat empty. What shows in the full client? Since two folders with the exact same name can't exist in the same folder set I wonder where the duplicate folders are actually located. > yes |
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