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How do I view the calendars I have added to my account under "Internet
Calendars"?

I successfully added my wifes calendar to my Outlook 2007 and it opens
lovely the first time, but I don't see it listed as a calendar in the
Calendar folder... How do I do that?

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it should be there... is it in the folder list view? if you add it back,
does it stay? if not, run outlook with the resetnavpane switch and see if it
works.

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How do I view the calendars I have added to my account under "Internet
Calendars"?

I successfully added my wifes calendar to my Outlook 2007 and it opens
lovely the first time, but I don't see it listed as a calendar in the
Calendar folder... How do I do that?

Subscribe to Internet Calendar in 2007
 

It's not in the folder list.

I tried to delete the subscription, and add it again, and it does pop
up the first time, but Outlook does not make a folder for the calendar
(and the calendar that pops up has
no name...).

I also tried the resetnavpane switch.

Is there any way to make the folder manually and then link it to my
subscription?

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or maybe the internet calendar folders is made with wrong/none parent
and therefore not visible in the folders list?

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I managed to add the internet calendars as a standard calendar in my
personal folder by manually import the .pst file. I'm not sure the
calendars will be updated automatic this way then.

Surely something has gone wrong with this installation of Outlook 2007.

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Can you post the URL you used to subscribe?

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"iznogood" wrote in message oups.com...
It's not in the folder list.

I tried to delete the subscription, and add it again, and it does pop
up the first time, but Outlook does not make a folder for the calendar
(and the calendar that pops up has
no name...).

I also tried the resetnavpane switch.

Is there any way to make the folder manually and then link it to my
subscription?

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No, because the calendar is private, and the problem happened to all
calendars :)

I may have fixed the problem now, there were/is something wrong with
the folders, so that the folder "internet calendars" did not appear
when I subscribed to an Internet calendar. I fixed this with importing
the settings from another computer where this worked, and after that
everything seems to be in order again.

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I'm having similar issues. I add the calendar and it looks fine. Shortly
thereafter, it just disappears. It is no longer visible in the folder view or
in the account settings-internet calendar view. The following is the link I'm
trying to use.

http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/...m/public/basic

Any help is appreciated.

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Can you post the URL you used to subscribe?

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx

"iznogood" wrote in message oups.com...
It's not in the folder list.

I tried to delete the subscription, and add it again, and it does pop
up the first time, but Outlook does not make a folder for the calendar
(and the calendar that pops up has
no name...).

I also tried the resetnavpane switch.

Is there any way to make the folder manually and then link it to my
subscription?