Using Outlook 2003, right-click the folder, click Add to Favorites. Expand Favorites, click Add to Favorite Folders. It will then show up in the navigation pane when clicking Calendar, under Other Calendars.
To make a shortcut, click on the public folder, right-click on a toolbar, click Web, you can then see the URL and use that to make your shortcut. The URL will be something like outlook:\\Public Folders\All Public Folders\SharedCalendar On 6/23/06, Chris Reeves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, I have someone ask me a question that has never come up before. They created a calendar in their Public folders on their exchange server. People can access it but they have to "weave" through the public folders to get to it. They want to create a desktop shortcut or a direct shortcut within Outlook to reach it. I've never had that question asked before. Anyone know a good method to do such a thing? CW
