Calendar not showing in 'My Calendars'

A

Austin Powers

When I click on the Calendar button (in the left window pane) at the top it
shows 'My Calendars'. In 'May Calendars it shows:

Calendar in Archive Folder
Calendar (backup)

However, it doesn't show Calendar. To see Calendar I have to right-mouse
click on Calendar and select 'Open in New Window'.

How do I get calendar to show in 'My Calendars'?

Thanks.
 
B

Brian Tillman

Austin Powers said:
When I click on the Calendar button (in the left window pane) at the
top it shows 'My Calendars'. In 'May Calendars it shows:

Calendar in Archive Folder
Calendar (backup)

However, it doesn't show Calendar. To see Calendar I have to
right-mouse click on Calendar and select 'Open in New Window'.

How do I get calendar to show in 'My Calendars'?

There should be no way to exclude you default calendar from the My Calendar
area. When displaying the Folder List, can you right-click your default
calendar and choose "Add to My Calendars"?
 
A

Austin Powers

If I right-mouse click on 'Calendar' (in the left pane) the right-mouse menu
shows:

Open in New Window
Navigation Pane options.

Those are the only options available.
 
B

Brian Tillman

Austin Powers said:
If I right-mouse click on 'Calendar' (in the left pane) the
right-mouse menu shows:

Open in New Window
Navigation Pane options.

Those are the only options available.

I don't mean the Calendar button at the bottom of the Navigation Pane, I
mean the Calendar folder itself. Use the Folder List view to see it.
 
A

Austin Powers

I'm confused. Where and /or what is the 'Folder List you refer to? is it
the 'My Calendars' area in the top left hand corner of Outlook 2003?

Thanks.
 
B

Brian Tillman

Austin Powers said:
I'm confused. Where and /or what is the 'Folder List you refer to? is it
the 'My Calendars' area in the top left hand corner of Outlook
2003?

Look down at the bottom of the Navigation Pane. See those buttons ddown
there? One will be labeled "Mail", one "Calendar", one "Contacts", one
"Tasks", etc. One will show an icon of a folder. Hover your mouse over it
and you will see a tooltip displaying "Folder List". Click that button.
That will show you all your folders in the Navigation Pane. Right-click the
Calendar folder. Can you select "Add to My Calendars"?
 
G

Guest

I have same problem in Outlook 2007, but there is no option in menu that add
my calendars..
 
B

Brian Tillman

Patze said:
I have same problem in Outlook 2007, but there is no option in menu
that add my calendars..

Sorry, but I have no idea what this means. Start a new thread and explain
in detail.
 
J

John Strongosky

Have a user that possed the below question and I cant seem to find the
answer to, other that its the format of the email.

Why does the attchemnet go in the body of the email using rich text and in
the attachment line using html or plain text?....


john
 
S

Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]

Because the nature of HTML and plain text messages is such that they do not support inline attachments. If you look at the raw content of all three types in, say, Gmail or Outlook Express, the technical differences become clearer.
 
J

John Strongosky

Sue, thank for the response.


Because the nature of HTML and plain text messages is such that they do not
support inline attachments. If you look at the raw content of all three
types in, say, Gmail or Outlook Express, the technical differences become
clearer.
 
G

Guest

I use Outlook 2007.
When I click on the Calendar button (in the navigation pane) at the midle it
shows 'My Calendars'. Before there was in My Calendars group my own
calendar but now it's missing. How can I add my own calendar to that 'My
Calendars' group?

However, if I go it Folder list (in the navigation pane) my calendar exists
there. If I click right-mouse in Folder List option in menu there is no
option 'add my calendars'.

Thanks.
 
C

Crystal Espinoza

I saw how you walked another person through this and was wondering if you could help me... I am right clicking on the "calendar folder" and it does not give me the option to "add"... any other suggestions?



Brian Tillman wrote:

Re: Calendar not showing in 'My Calendars'
30-Mar-07


Look down at the bottom of the Navigation Pane. See those buttons ddown
there? One will be labeled "Mail", one "Calendar", one "Contacts", one
"Tasks", etc. One will show an icon of a folder. Hover your mouse over it
and you will see a tooltip displaying "Folder List". Click that button.
That will show you all your folders in the Navigation Pane. Right-click the
Calendar folder. Can you select "Add to My Calendars"
--
Brian Tillman

Previous Posts In This Thread:

Calendar not showing in 'My Calendars'
When I click on the Calendar button (in the left window pane) at the top it
shows 'My Calendars'. In 'May Calendars it shows

Calendar in Archive Folde
Calendar (backup

However, it doesn't show Calendar. To see Calendar I have to right-mouse
click on Calendar and select 'Open in New Window'

How do I get calendar to show in 'My Calendars'

Thanks.

Re: Calendar not showing in 'My Calendars'

There should be no way to exclude you default calendar from the My Calendar
area. When displaying the Folder List, can you right-click your default
calendar and choose "Add to My Calendars"
--
Brian Tillman

If I right-mouse click on 'Calendar' (in the left pane) the right-mouse menu
If I right-mouse click on 'Calendar' (in the left pane) the right-mouse men
shows

Open in New Windo
Navigation Pane options

Those are the only options available.

Re: Calendar not showing in 'My Calendars'
I do not mean the Calendar button at the bottom of the Navigation Pane,
mean the Calendar folder itself. Use the Folder List view to see it
-
Brian Tillman

I'm confused. Where and /or what is the 'Folder List you refer to?
I am confused. Where and /or what is the 'Folder List you refer to? is i
the 'My Calendars' area in the top left hand corner of Outlook 2003

Thanks.

Re: Calendar not showing in 'My Calendars'

Look down at the bottom of the Navigation Pane. See those buttons ddown
there? One will be labeled "Mail", one "Calendar", one "Contacts", one
"Tasks", etc. One will show an icon of a folder. Hover your mouse over it
and you will see a tooltip displaying "Folder List". Click that button.
That will show you all your folders in the Navigation Pane. Right-click the
Calendar folder. Can you select "Add to My Calendars"
--
Brian Tillman

Thant seems to have done the trick. Many thanks.
Thant seems to have done the trick. Many thanks.

Re: Calendar not showing in 'My Calendars'
Glad to hear it. You're welcome
-
Brian Tillman

I have same problem in Outlook 2007, but there is no option in menu that add
I have same problem in Outlook 2007, but there is no option in menu that ad
my calendars.

:

Re: Calendar not showing in 'My Calendars'
Sorry, but I have no idea what this means. Start a new thread and explai
in detail
-
Brian Tillman

Attachment Question.
Have a user that possed the below question and I cant seem to find the
answer to, other that its the format of the email

Why does the attchemnet go in the body of the email using rich text and in
the attachment line using html or plain text?....


john

Because the nature of HTML and plain text messages is such that they do =not
Because the nature of HTML and plain text messages is such that they do =
not support inline attachments. If you look at the raw content of all =
three types in, say, Gmail or Outlook Express, the technical differences =
become clearer.=20

--=20
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=3D54=20


the=20
and in=20

Re: Attachment Question.
Sue, thank for the response.


Because the nature of HTML and plain text messages is such that they do not
support inline attachments. If you look at the raw content of all three
types in, say, Gmail or Outlook Express, the technical differences become
clearer.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54



I use Outlook 2007.
I use Outlook 2007.
When I click on the Calendar button (in the navigation pane) at the midle it
shows 'My Calendars'. Before there was in My Calendars group my own
calendar but now it's missing. How can I add my own calendar to that 'My
Calendars' group?

However, if I go it Folder list (in the navigation pane) my calendar exists
there. If I click right-mouse in Folder List option in menu there is no
option 'add my calendars'.

Thanks.



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B

Ben M. Schorr, MVP

Are you using Outlook 2007?

If so do you have Service Pack 2 for Office 2007 installed?
(http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...18-79EA-46C6-8A81-9DB49B4AB6E5&displaylang=en)

Have you tried starting Outlook with the /resetnavpane switch? See if this
helps - http://www.officeforlawyers.com/tsol.htm#cls



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-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP
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http://tinyurl.com/ol4law-amazon

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D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

What version of Outlook?

By default, in Outlook 2007, all calendars in your profile should be listed
in the Calendar module. If they are not, you need to restart Outlook using
the /resetnavpane switch.
Instructions at http://www.outlook-tips.net/archives/2009/20090909.htm


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