Having read a couple of the responses to "default calendar" for Outlook 2003,
folks try this.

1. Go to the dialog box Advanced Options via
Tools | Options | Other | Advanced Options

2. Click the Browse button for "Startup in this folder"

3. Select the folder/calendar you want to startup in.
This will change the default calendar the next time to open Outlook....as
well as will open that folder.




.....Just a casual broswer

P.S. The "calendar" you want as your default should be a mailbox in your
folder list
i.e. you have access to someone else's /something's mailbox!

"Rima" wrote:

Having read a couple of the responses to "default calendar" for Outlook 2003,
folks try this.

1. Go to the dialog box Advanced Options via
Tools | Options | Other | Advanced Options

2. Click the Browse button for "Startup in this folder"

3. Select the folder/calendar you want to startup in.
This will change the default calendar the next time to open Outlook....as
well as will open that folder.




....Just a casual broswer

Changing the startup calendar has no effect on changing the default calendar
for Outlook's options.

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After furious head scratching, Rima asked:

| Having read a couple of the responses to "default calendar" for
| Outlook 2003, folks try this.
|
| 1. Go to the dialog box Advanced Options via
| Tools | Options | Other | Advanced Options
|
| 2. Click the Browse button for "Startup in this folder"
|
| 3. Select the folder/calendar you want to startup in.
| This will change the default calendar the next time to open
| Outlook....as well as will open that folder.
|
|
|
|
| ....Just a casual broswer