No, I don't think there is one. This folder only views don't work as
expected with Outlook's multicalendar view. When you change folders the 'for
this folder only' views don't disappear when you leave the folder. If you
try to apply them to other folders, outlook often crashes.
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"Pip" wrote in message
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Thank you for replying Milly. I know it is a difficult one.
Does anyone else know of a solution?
"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
Sorry, not that I know of.
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After furious head scratching, Pip asked:
| I have Office 2003, and exchange server.
|
| Is there a way of getting the views I have created for a public
| calendar to show in a the navigation pane without a heap of messing
| around (described below)?
|
| At work we use a public folder (calendar) for our main diary.
| I have created custom views (with colours for different categories and
| filtering) for the public calendar. I have 'published' these views.
| However, when you display the public calendar, you can not see the
| views I have created. I can get them to show with a little fiddling
| around: click on the little box by the name of the puclic calendar,
| click on 'events' view, then click on the calendar and then the views
| I have created will finally show.
| I have tried the 'only show views created for this folder,' but I
| still have to muck about to get those to show.
|
| Is there are easier way of getting the views I have created to show?
| My work colleagues are not computer savvy and are really stuggling
| with these extra steps.