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Other Calendars list has dissappeared from Navigation Pane
My "Other Calendars" list has dissappeared from my navigation pane in
Outlook 2003 SP1. I am pretty sure I deleted it while trying to troubleshoot another problem. The shared calendar I want to view side by side with my own is in a public folder. I could do it before when I had the "other calendars" list but now it won't let me "Add to Other Calendars". Is there any way to restore this list to the navigation pane? I can't add shared calendars without this list. Thanks, Jeff |
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Ok, I finally figured it out....or at least I was able to hack a way to
do it. In my file C:\Documents and Settings\myusername\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\MS Exchange Settings.xml, the sharedcalendars section was missing. So I copied it from somebody else (I had to copy the whole thing even though I don't need all of the calendars that he did) and pasted it right after the calendars section with outlook closed. When I opened outlook again, the "Other Calendars section was there again and I could use it as I could before. |
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