Batman2025 said:
I have outlook 2003 professional and I would like to have the outlook
calander in my start up so it's the first thing I see when I turn on
my computer
Two ways: first in Outlook, click Tools>Options>Other>Advanced Options and
select the Calendar as your startup folder and put an ordinary shortcut to
Outlook in your Startup program group. The second way involves only a
shortcut in the Startup group. That shortcut would look like this:
"%ProgramFIles%\Microsoft Office\Office11\Outlook.exe" /select
outlook:calendar
Include the quotes and spaces. If you use /folder instead of /select, the
Navigation Pane is not supposed to appear, but it did for me, perhaps
because I had another instance of Outlook open when I tested.
