We have Outlook 2003.
My husband and I each have different emails that go into different Outlook
folders. I'd like to keep two different calendars. I set up a separate
calendar folder for him, but my question is: When I get a meeting request, I
accept it and it goes into the main calendar. Why he gets one, how do you
accept it so that it goes into the secondary calendar? We need to have
separate ones because we sync to our blackberry's and he needs his calendard
in his and I need mine on mine. I've looked around help and in the forum, but
can't seem to solve it.

Thanks!
Kathy

Creating one account for EACH person is your solution.

KMM wrote:

> We have Outlook 2003.
> My husband and I each have different emails that go into different Outlook
> folders. I'd like to keep two different calendars. I set up a separate
> calendar folder for him, but my question is: When I get a meeting request, I
> accept it and it goes into the main calendar. Why he gets one, how do you
> accept it so that it goes into the secondary calendar? We need to have
> separate ones because we sync to our blackberry's and he needs his calendard
> in his and I need mine on mine. I've looked around help and in the forum, but
> can't seem to solve it.
>
> Thanks!
> Kathy

We have been doing that, but the problem is that my husband never remembers
to close the one and open his. I figured this would be easier with the
calendar just right up there in the corner. Is that really the only way to
accept meeting requests into a calendar?

"Bob I" wrote:

> Creating one account for EACH person is your solution.
>
> KMM wrote:
>
> > We have Outlook 2003.
> > My husband and I each have different emails that go into different Outlook
> > folders. I'd like to keep two different calendars. I set up a separate
> > calendar folder for him, but my question is: When I get a meeting request, I
> > accept it and it goes into the main calendar. Why he gets one, how do you
> > accept it so that it goes into the secondary calendar? We need to have
> > separate ones because we sync to our blackberry's and he needs his calendard
> > in his and I need mine on mine. I've looked around help and in the forum, but
> > can't seem to solve it.
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Kathy
>
>

PDA typically won't sync with anything other than the "default" calendar.

KMM wrote:
> We have been doing that, but the problem is that my husband never remembers
> to close the one and open his. I figured this would be easier with the
> calendar just right up there in the corner. Is that really the only way to
> accept meeting requests into a calendar?
>
> "Bob I" wrote:
>
>
>>Creating one account for EACH person is your solution.
>>
>>KMM wrote:
>>
>>
>>>We have Outlook 2003.
>>>My husband and I each have different emails that go into different Outlook
>>>folders. I'd like to keep two different calendars. I set up a separate
>>>calendar folder for him, but my question is: When I get a meeting request, I
>>>accept it and it goes into the main calendar. Why he gets one, how do you
>>>accept it so that it goes into the secondary calendar? We need to have
>>>separate ones because we sync to our blackberry's and he needs his calendard
>>>in his and I need mine on mine. I've looked around help and in the forum, but
>>>can't seem to solve it.
>>>
>>>Thanks!
>>>Kathy
>>
>>

"Bob I" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...

> Creating one account for EACH person is your solution.

No, that's not the answer.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

"KMM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:CB8421A7-01D0-4159-B89F-(E-Mail Removed)...

> We have Outlook 2003.
> My husband and I each have different emails that go into different Outlook
> folders. I'd like to keep two different calendars. I set up a separate
> calendar folder for him, but my question is: When I get a meeting
> request, I
> accept it and it goes into the main calendar. Why he gets one, how do you
> accept it so that it goes into the secondary calendar? We need to have
> separate ones because we sync to our blackberry's and he needs his
> calendard
> in his and I need mine on mine. I've looked around help and in the forum,
> but
> can't seem to solve it.

If I were you, I'd use a separate mail profile for each of you. This will
give you completely distinct Outlook experiences. You'll have your own
folders and he'll have his. Each of your handheld devices will sync with
your own profile and keep your calendars separate.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Two different calendars is the only thing we need. Through Blackberry Desktop
I've already been able to set up the synch to synch with that separate
calendar. The only stumbling block is how to accept meeting requests into
that calendar. It seems like there would be a way to do that. It seems like
those additional calendars wouldn't be limited only to items you type
directly into there. But may that's the case?

"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

> "KMM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:CB8421A7-01D0-4159-B89F-(E-Mail Removed)...
>
> > We have Outlook 2003.
> > My husband and I each have different emails that go into different Outlook
> > folders. I'd like to keep two different calendars. I set up a separate
> > calendar folder for him, but my question is: When I get a meeting
> > request, I
> > accept it and it goes into the main calendar. Why he gets one, how do you
> > accept it so that it goes into the secondary calendar? We need to have
> > separate ones because we sync to our blackberry's and he needs his
> > calendard
> > in his and I need mine on mine. I've looked around help and in the forum,
> > but
> > can't seem to solve it.
>
> If I were you, I'd use a separate mail profile for each of you. This will
> give you completely distinct Outlook experiences. You'll have your own
> folders and he'll have his. Each of your handheld devices will sync with
> your own profile and keep your calendars separate.
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>
>

"KMM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:385679C9-8AC1-4779-8053-(E-Mail Removed)...

> Two different calendars is the only thing we need. Through Blackberry
> Desktop
> I've already been able to set up the synch to synch with that separate
> calendar. The only stumbling block is how to accept meeting requests into
> that calendar.

Instead of accepting them, use File>Move to Folder. Accept (or Save and
Close) always stores to the default calendar.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]