Hi,

I have 2 calendars in my outlook 2003. When I click on the calendar icon on
the navigation bar, it allows me to check box each calendar if I want to
display both. However in the all folders view, when I click on calendar, it
won't allow me to display both calendars.

Any way around this? I hate to have to go back and forth to get both
calendars to display.

Thanks,

--Randy Starkey

Randy Starkey <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I have 2 calendars in my outlook 2003. When I click on the calendar
> icon on the navigation bar, it allows me to check box each calendar
> if I want to display both. However in the all folders view, when I
> click on calendar, it won't allow me to display both calendars.
>
> Any way around this? I hate to have to go back and forth to get both
> calendars to display.

You can't show both calendars side-by-side in any but the Calendar view of
the Navigation Pane. You can, however, open each calendar in its own window
(right-click the second and choose "Open in New Window") and you can have
that second calendar available all the time.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

OK. Same is true in Outlook 2007?

Thanks!

"Brian Tillman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Randy Starkey <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>> I have 2 calendars in my outlook 2003. When I click on the calendar
>> icon on the navigation bar, it allows me to check box each calendar
>> if I want to display both. However in the all folders view, when I
>> click on calendar, it won't allow me to display both calendars.
>>
>> Any way around this? I hate to have to go back and forth to get both
>> calendars to display.
>
> You can't show both calendars side-by-side in any but the Calendar view of
> the Navigation Pane. You can, however, open each calendar in its own
> window (right-click the second and choose "Open in New Window") and you
> can have that second calendar available all the time.
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]