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A reader recently asked how to set a different calendar as default: "I
have a Google Calendar in my Internet Calendars section of Outlook 2007.
When I start Outlook 2007 the calendar is by default not active. I do not
use the built-in Calendar under "My Calendars" but instead only use/need the
Google Calendar under "Other Calendars". Can I set up Outlook 2007 to (a)
enable/display my Google Calendar at startup and (b) disable/do not display
the Calendar under "My Calendars"? When I start Outlook I have already set
the start page to Calendars instead of Outlook Today."
You can't get rid of the default calendar and you can't set the Google
calendar as default but you can have any calendar you want active when you
first open Outlook, provided you want the calendar folder to load when you
open Outlook. Go back into Tools, Options, Other, Advanced... and pick the
Google calendar as the start up folder. When you switch to the calendar
folder this calendar will be active (until you deselect it).
Updated Saturday January 02 2010