I manage 3 calendars other than my own. When opening another executive's
calendar, colors are automatically assigned: the first calendar opened is
green, the second is pink, etc. This can become confusing. I want to assign a
permanent color to each calendar so that the calendar for executive #1 is
always green, etc.

Enable them in order to maintain color assignments.

zimmer wrote:

> I manage 3 calendars other than my own. When opening another executive's
> calendar, colors are automatically assigned: the first calendar opened is
> green, the second is pink, etc. This can become confusing. I want to assign a
> permanent color to each calendar so that the calendar for executive #1 is
> always green, etc.

"zimmer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I manage 3 calendars other than my own. When opening another executive's
> calendar, colors are automatically assigned: the first calendar opened is
> green, the second is pink, etc. This can become confusing. I want to assign
> a
> permanent color to each calendar so that the calendar for executive #1 is
> always green, etc.

You can't.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Current versions of Outlook doesn't support permanently assigning colors.
You need to enable them in a specific order to force colors.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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"zimmer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:32955B08-8842-4936-AEE8-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I manage 3 calendars other than my own. When opening another executive's
> calendar, colors are automatically assigned: the first calendar opened is
> green, the second is pink, etc. This can become confusing. I want to
> assign a
> permanent color to each calendar so that the calendar for executive #1 is
> always green, etc.