I'm getting beyond my depth here, but it works for me. Are you checking the check box of the new calendar group? That checks all the calendars that are in the group and displays them:
I think you have to save the merged calendar with the boxes all checked if you want to start up that way.
What I found:
1) If you are using a Favorites folder, you cannot have a shortcut to it. You need to switch the left pane to Calendar mode / view to see the merged Calendar.
2) You need to save the merged calendar if you want Outlook to remember it. I think it's in the View menu, there's a save...
Solved! I needed to overlay the calendars on top of each other. They were all there, but of course not showing on my shortcuts.
Thanks for your response.
Mike
Ok thanks. I could not find this info via Google.
So I added the Categories column and saw the group name, and then clicked the category hoping to see an option to email everyone in the category. It changed the category to a colored one, which I removed, and now I cannot add the named category...
I've been using this account for over two weeks now.
To be honest, I think this is a recent thing. I doubt I would not have noticed this when I was setting up the account.
Mike
Hello
I've set up my calendars in Outlook.com, and I am synching via EAS into Outlook 2013.
My default or standard calendar displays and syncs correctly, but my other subscribed calendars (public holidays etc.) are not showing in Outlook 2013.
Am I doing something wrong, or is this just the way...
Hello
I am syncing via EAS from Outlook.com into Outlook 2013. All my contacts are set up in Outlook.com.
My contacts all display except for the one group contact I have.
The strange thing is that if I search the contacts list in Outlook for the group name, all the group participants show up...
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