I believe so (it was in 2003). Is he using a roaming profile?

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"SilverICE" wrote in message
...
Is that profile specific? Just curious because he has the same problem if
he
logs onto a different computer... Thanks.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

/resetnavpane would be the switch to use.

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"SilverICE" wrote in message
...
I have a customer whose own calendar does not appear in the "My
Calendars"
section of Outlook 2007 when switching to the calendar view. He has a
shared
calendar under the "People's Calendars" section, which he can view, and
can
view his calendar using the Folder List.

I've tried using the /cleanviews switch and the problem follows him to
other
computers. Any ideas?