Diane Poremsky said:Do you use Exchange server? Do you have the exchange mailbox set as default
delivery location?
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I have the same problem. I have no open share calendar link.
Had anybody solved that problem?
austinHodge said:Why do I need to use Exchange as my default delivery location? I download
all of my mail to a PST file, and I am able to open my Exchange calendar
with
no problems. Why shouldn't I be able to open a Shared Calendar on
Exchange?
I don't see why the delivery location should affect whether or not I can
open
a Shared Calendar.
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Diane Poremsky said:Do you use Exchange server? Do you have the exchange mailbox set as
default
delivery location?
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I have the same problem. I have no open share calendar link.
Had anybody solved that problem?
I didnt see any option for sharing in View--> Navigatepane.. please tell
me the solution for sharina a calender in outlook..
Nikki Peterson wrote:
You need to select the CALENDAR view in the NavigationPane.
11-Sep-08
You need to select the CALENDAR view in the Navigation
Pane. You are probably looking at the MAIL view or
FOLDER view.
Nikki Peterson
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open a shared calendar missing option
Good morning
I have Office 2007 and for some reason I do not see the "Open a shared
calendar" in the navigation pane and I need to have this option for may
daily
work
You need to select the CALENDAR view in the NavigationPane.
You need to select the CALENDAR view in the Navigation
Pane. You are probably looking at the MAIL view or
FOLDER view.
Nikki Peterson
We have the same problem. Open A Shared Calendar is missing.
We have the same problem. Open A Shared Calendar is missing. I know
exactly
where it should be and it is not there. This looks like a bug to me. Is
there a fix?
:
Do you see anything above the Navigation Pane Buttons?
Do you see anything above the Navigation Pane Buttons?
(ie: How to Share Calendars, etc)
Describe what you see in the Navigation Pane.
(ie: My Calendars, Other Calendars, etc)
Nikki
I am in the Calendar view and the navigation pane on the left side showsMy
I am in the Calendar view and the navigation pane on the left side shows
My Calendars
Peoples Calendars
(this has one shared calendar listed that was picked up during the
upgrade)
Then in the white panel underneath is the following listed in blue.
How to Share Calendars
Search Online Calendars
Send a Calendar via Email
Publish My Calendar
(etc)
The 'Open a Shared Calendar' should show up below 'How to Share Calendars'
and it is not there. We use shared calendars extensively with Exchange
Server and Outlook 2003 with no problems (over 200 users) I have Outlook
2007 on 4 users and this is the 2nd bug we have seen.
:
We, my boss and I, are having the same problem.
We, my boss and I, are having the same problem.
Also, we do not seem to have the DELEGATE tab in the options menu.
Any help would be appreciated.
:
The Delegates tab is only available to folks that use the ExchangeServer
as
The Delegates tab is only available to folks that use the Exchange
Server as their mail server.
Nikki
Was there ever a resolution to this issue?
Was there ever a resolution to this issue? Yes; I know what a navigation
pane
is, and Yes; I know how to add a person's calendar. However when I was
given
Office 2007 the calendars I had pulled off of exchange server are there
but
have no data attached. The help screenshot does not match the options in
my
pane.
:
When you say 'pulled off exchange', what do you mean?
When you say 'pulled off exchange', what do you mean? If your links in
the
pane don't match help, its probably because you aren't configured to use
Exchange.
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Do you use Exchange server?
Do you use Exchange server? Do you have the exchange mailbox set as
default
delivery location?
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I have the same problem. I have no open share calendar link.
I have the same problem. I have no open share calendar link.
Had anybody solved that problem?
Why do I need to use Exchange as my default delivery location?
Why do I need to use Exchange as my default delivery location? I download
all of my mail to a PST file, and I am able to open my Exchange calendar
with
no problems. Why shouldn't I be able to open a Shared Calendar on
Exchange?
I don't see why the delivery location should affect whether or not I can
open
a Shared Calendar.
www.AustinDoctors.com
:
Because shared calendars only work with Exchange as the default delivery
Because shared calendars only work with Exchange as the default delivery
location and store, not personal folders.
If Exchange is your default delivery location, all of the options using
Exchange are available, including opening shared calendars.
Personal folders files are just that, personal and not shareable.
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After furious head scratching, austinHodge asked:
You can only share Exchange calendars, so its only present when exchange
is
You can only share Exchange calendars, so its only present when exchange
is
the default. Try it - create a new profile with exchange as the default.
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open a shared calendar
Diane,
I know this is a real old blog, but I?ve just looked at a user with the
same issue and he is seeing other share calendars and he is unable to see
the "open a shared calendar" link. I am going to verify his email delivery
location even though at glance it appeared to be configured to deliver to
Exchange mailbox.
Diane Poremsky [MVP] wrote:
Re: open a shared calendar missing option
03-Dec-08
You can only share Exchange calendars, so its only present when exchange
is
the default. Try it - create a new profile with exchange as the default.
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