[brocton]

I have been running Outlook for a couple of years. I think it is a great tool. Recently I had to reinstall the program. On my view page I used to have a list of folders, current emails, preview page, and calendar. When the program was reinstalled, my calendar is gone. I can go to it and it works fine, but I can't figure out how to have it display on my main view page. How do I do this? Thank you for your help!

[Zack Barresse]

Hi there, welcome to the board!

We need some basic information first. Like what version of Outlook you are running. I'm going to assume it's 2007, and also that you're talking about the Navigation pane. In multiple versions (since 2002) you have been able to show more or fewer main navigation buttons (i.e. mail, calendar, contacts, tasks, journal, etc). From the very bottom left of the navigation pane there is a button where you can see the option to Show More Buttons or Show Fewer Buttons, this should be what you want.

If this doesn't answer your question, please post back some basic details, along with anything specific your problem may revolve around. Screen shots work well too.

[brocton]

Zack:
Thank you for your reply. Yes, 2007, yes Navagation screen. I am unfamiliar how to do a screen shot, but I do have the bottons on teh lower left corner. I want the Navagation screen to have a column that has folders, open box (such as inbox), preview screen of message, and then the calendar. It used to show that, now I have to use the buttons on the lower left corner to see my calendar rather than on one screen. Does that help to have you answer my question? Again, thank you for your prompt reply.
Regards,
Stan

[Zack Barresse]

I guess I'm not sure what you mean then, Stan. Which window are you viewing? And this was something you did in 2007? Are you saying you were in the Mail {Navigation} Pane and had a calendar view? Were you using Outlook Today (view)?

[brocton]

Zack:

I got it figured out! It was the To Do Bar. I turned it on and I am back in business. Thank you for your support. Great site.

Regards,

Stan