I am used to using the the regular yellow calendar on Outlook - with the
click of a button. One day I dont know what happened but whenever I click
"Calendar" now, I get a green task plane which apparently is a "Calendar in
Archive Folders." I believe this is the default now and its difficult for me
to locate the general yellow calendar (on the left there are two options
under my calendar: calendar and calendar in archive folders. and you have to
do two clicks to get into my regular yellow calendar). I would like to get
rid of this green calendar in archive folders - and just have one calendar
like I had before.
How can I do this?

"Alina" wrote in message
...

I am used to using the the regular yellow calendar on Outlook - with the
click of a button. One day I dont know what happened but whenever I click
"Calendar" now, I get a green task plane which apparently is a "Calendar in
Archive Folders." I believe this is the default now and its difficult for me
to locate the general yellow calendar (on the left there are two options
under my calendar: calendar and calendar in archive folders. and you have to
do two clicks to get into my regular yellow calendar). I would like to get
rid of this green calendar in archive folders - and just have one calendar
like I had before.
How can I do this?

Care to chare your version of Outlook? We can't give you an accurate
suggestion without it.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Mirosoft Outlook 2003.
Thank you.

"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

"Alina" wrote in message
...

I am used to using the the regular yellow calendar on Outlook - with the
click of a button. One day I dont know what happened but whenever I click
"Calendar" now, I get a green task plane which apparently is a "Calendar in
Archive Folders." I believe this is the default now and its difficult for me
to locate the general yellow calendar (on the left there are two options
under my calendar: calendar and calendar in archive folders. and you have to
do two clicks to get into my regular yellow calendar). I would like to get
rid of this green calendar in archive folders - and just have one calendar
like I had before.
How can I do this?

Care to chare your version of Outlook? We can't give you an accurate
suggestion without it.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

"Alina" wrote in message
...

Mirosoft Outlook 2003.

Click ToolsE-mail AccountsNext. At the lower left, what do you see in the
"Delivery new e-mail to the following location" drop-down?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I clicked Tools, Email Acconts, Next. I do not see anywhere the “delivery new
email to the following location� line. (I even tried different things, such
as under “email accounts�, I chose each of the four options before clicking
“next�).


"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

"Alina" wrote in message
...

Mirosoft Outlook 2003.

Click ToolsE-mail AccountsNext. At the lower left, what do you see in the
"Delivery new e-mail to the following location" drop-down?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

"Alina" wrote in message
...

I clicked Tools, Email Acconts, Next. I do not see anywhere the “delivery new
email to the following location� line. (I even tried different things,
such
as under “email accounts�, I chose each of the four options before clicking
“next�).

Explicitly, it's ToolsE-mail AccountsView or change existing e-mail
accountsNext. You'll see a dialogue containing the names of youre accounts,
buttons down the right side labeled "Change", "Add", "Remove", "Set as
Default", "Move Up", and "Move Down". Below the account list you'll see
"Deliver new e-mail to the following location" with a drop-down below it and
to the right of that, a button labaled "New Outlook Data File". Finally, at
the bottom right are buttons labeled "Back", "Finish", and "Cancel". If you
don't see what I describe, then you're not using Outlook 2003 as you claim.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Yes - I followed exactly what's written and I do see the above - I do have
Microsoft 2003.

The way I originally figured out that its 2003 is by going into "Help",
"About Microsoft Outlook"

I hope I can get rid of this green "Calendar in Archive Folders" because it
is very difficult to ues my original yellow calendar when this green archive
continues to pop-up upon selecting "calendar"


"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

"Alina" wrote in message
...

I clicked Tools, Email Acconts, Next. I do not see anywhere the “delivery new
email to the following location� line. (I even tried different things,
such
as under “email accounts�, I chose each of the four options before clicking
“next�).

Explicitly, it's ToolsE-mail AccountsView or change existing e-mail
accountsNext. You'll see a dialogue containing the names of youre accounts,
buttons down the right side labeled "Change", "Add", "Remove", "Set as
Default", "Move Up", and "Move Down". Below the account list you'll see
"Deliver new e-mail to the following location" with a drop-down below it and
to the right of that, a button labaled "New Outlook Data File". Finally, at
the bottom right are buttons labeled "Back", "Finish", and "Cancel". If you
don't see what I describe, then you're not using Outlook 2003 as you claim.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

"Alina" wrote in message
...

Yes - I followed exactly what's written and I do see the above - I do have
Microsoft 2003.

The way I originally figured out that its 2003 is by going into "Help",
"About Microsoft Outlook"

Tell me exactly what you see then you click what I said. Where does what you
see differ from what I described?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I am sorry for the trouble. I now understand. Under the
"Delivery new e-mail to the following location" drop-down, I see it as set
to “personal folders.� Next to it there is a button entitled "New Outlook
Data File."



"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

"Alina" wrote in message
...

Yes - I followed exactly what's written and I do see the above - I do have
Microsoft 2003.

The way I originally figured out that its 2003 is by going into "Help",
"About Microsoft Outlook"

Tell me exactly what you see then you click what I said. Where does what you
see differ from what I described?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

"Alina" wrote in message
...

I am sorry for the trouble. I now understand. Under the
"Delivery new e-mail to the following location" drop-down, I see it as set
to “personal folders.� Next to it there is a button entitled "New Outlook
Data File."

If you click that drop-down, what other choices do you see?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]