Since the user interface in Outlook 2003 is still quite new, I don't think
you have any reason to feel ignorant.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"bret" wrote in message
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Thank You, Sue. That worked.

Is this a widely known 'feature'?(What I'm really asking
is, should I feel like an idiot for not knowing about
this?)

Thanks again
-----Original Message-----
You need to open public folders through the Folder List.
If you add them to
Public Folders\Favorites, they should appear on the My
Calendars list.


"Bret" wrote in
message
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Situation--Can't see a public folder calendar via the
calendar view in Outlook 2003. Exchange 2003.

When public folder is selected in the Open a Shared
Calendar, we get the message 'The server mailbox
cannot be
opened because this address book entry is not a mail
user.'

Is OUtlook 2003 capable of opening a non-user mailbox
in
the calendar view? If so, how do I enable it? If not,
does anyone have a workaround that would allow
information
to be 'synced' between a public folder and
a 'CompanyCalendar' user so that appointments made on
one
will transfer to the other and be auto-accepted?

No matter how creative I've been, I keep running into
the
limitation that Public Folders cannot be given rights.

Thank You


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