Seems many of us have the same problem. I need to designate a Microsoft
exchange email account as default for mail delivery. As I understand this is
the only way mail can be kept on the exchange server so that it can be seen
from multiple locations.
I then have a rule for my other email accounts that directs email from those
accounts to a personal .pst folder.

Problem : I have both a personal calendar and a calendar for Microsoft
exchange. It appears, however, that I cannot get reminders to work on the
personal calendar unless I switch mail delivery to personal folder. Is there
a way around this?
Is there a way I can chose which calendar can be designated Main?

Thanks

No, no, and use a third party application like Reminder Manager available
from: http://www.slovaktech.com/remindermanager.htm

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, musician asked:

| Seems many of us have the same problem. I need to designate a
| Microsoft exchange email account as default for mail delivery. As I
| understand this is the only way mail can be kept on the exchange
| server so that it can be seen from multiple locations.
| I then have a rule for my other email accounts that directs email
| from those accounts to a personal .pst folder.
|
| Problem : I have both a personal calendar and a calendar for Microsoft
| exchange. It appears, however, that I cannot get reminders to work on
| the personal calendar unless I switch mail delivery to personal
| folder. Is there a way around this?
| Is there a way I can chose which calendar can be designated Main?
|
| Thanks