Outlook 2007: I want to share my calendar, but the option is not in the navigation pane. Suggestions?

I can see the following options: How to share research agendas calendars online Publish My Calendar … Add a new group so when I go to Properties-> Administration (SO) Part II said: "This folder is available", and everything is grayed out. I tried everything I can think of (research Google even for about half past one). Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Are you trying to share calendar between two users on the same computer? If yes, here's how I'd do: (This accomplishes the task without using the sharing feature in Outlook. You may have problems if a user is a director and the other not. If so, steps 1-3 must be done on non-admin account, and steps 5-9 on the Administrator account) 1. Open the calendar in one user account. 2. Go to Tool-> Account Settings-> data files (tab) 3. It should be a file named "Personal Folders" Write (or copy) the file location beside her. 4. Close Outlook, disconnect from Windows and log in as other user and open Outlook. 5. Go to Tool-> Account Settings-> data files (tab) 6. This time, click the Add button. 7. Select "Office Outlook Personal Folder File (. Pst)" and click "OK" 8. This will open a file browser. Now it is time to use the file location that you copied earlier. You can use to the file. Pst file, type or paste. Just make sure it right. 9. Give the folder a name (what you want) You now have access to the same calendar on two user accounts. Just be careful not to mix up your e-mail. Just do not change the folder settings to default, and you'll be fine. Hope this helps!

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