Multiple tabs in Outlook Calendar

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bazeman

I have 20 users that i schedule using Outlook Calendar 2003. I have
established permissions for others to view all 20. However, when I open more
than 5 calendars at one time, the screen is to full. I can click the radio
button to include or exclude the calendar but i was wondering if ach calendar
could be displayed with a tab so that I could clik the tab and display each
calendar individually without using the radio button to hide others.
Thank you for your help with this.
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

I'm not sure what you mean by 'tab' but the answer is probably going to be
No. You can right click and open in a new window, otherwise need to select
or deselect them in the list.

Outlook 2007 handles multiple calendars much better - it has tabs and you
can overlay the calendars.

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Judy Gleeson \(MVP Outlook\)

There's another options you may like, Group Schedules. You can see more
Calendars at once that way - though not in the same type of View.

In Calendar, Click the View Group Schedules button in the toolbar (it's a
head overlayed on a Calendar directly to the left of the Today button) make
a new one with all 30 people in it and see if you like that. It's easy and
fast to open, can even be left open all day.

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