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This problem is now being reported by several people in our organisation and
I'd really appreciate it if anyone can shed light on this. Basically, in the Other Calendars section users have added some of the public folder calendars. Very recently the calendar names automatically changed (presumably due to a Microsoft update) so each are appended with the words "in public folders". So for example, the calendar called "Meeting Room 1" now says "Meeting Room 1 in Public Folders". They cannot be renamed to exclude the "in public folders" text. This is very frustrating for several receptionists who may have several calendars open at any one time. In the split calendar view, each calendar name is centre aligned, and if there are several calendars opened, the text appears truncated so the user cannot view the full name of the calendar. Do you know of anything that can put it back to the way it was originally, to stop "in public folders" to be appended to the end of each calendar name? This has been posted in the Outlook General Questions group for a couple of weeks but there's been no response as yet. I'd appreciate any feedback on this one. |
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