How to Remove a Calendar from Outlook 2007?

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IronDogg

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In outlook 2007, I installed a calendar from my hotmail account, and I would like to remove it from outlook all together now. When I right click on the calendar to delete it (in the navigation pane), the menu option to delete the calendar is greyed out and it won't allow me to delete it. I did have a third calendar on there as well, but it allowed me to delete that one with no trouble.

How can I delete that 2nd calendar file?
 

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Here is a screen shot to help illustrate what I am talking about. I am trying to delete the second calendar, but Outlook will not allow me to. Anyone have any ideas on how I can remove that second calendar from my Outlook?

OutlookCalendarIssue.jpg
 

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The way to remove a calender is to go into File and chose Data File Management.

From there go to the Calendar tab. You should see the second calendar listed and use the remove button to delete it.
 

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Thanks very much for your reply. Once I was in the Data File Management account settings, that extra calendar was not actually listed under the "Internet Calendars" or the "Published Calendars" tabs, but rather only under the "Data Files" tab. I deleted it from under that tab, and my problem has gone away...

Again thanks for pointing me in the right direction! Much appreciated! :)
 

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Glad it helped.
 

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You may also have to remove your shared mailboxes...

Tools -> Account Settings... -> Data Files (tab) -> Settings... -> Advanced (tab)

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I have done what was suggested about going to Data File Mgmt and deleting internet calendar subscriptions from there. Before I could delete it told me I had to change my default file, which I did to my pst folder. Then, when I went back to delete the Internet Calendar subscription the message box said "You cannot delete this Outlook data file. Configuration information in the file is being copied to your new default data file. You can delete this file after this information is copied." Only, I've tried it twenty times and the same message box comes up! Help please. These internet calendar folders were created when I set up an account with Outlook online. It has totally messed up my email!
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axelabs said:
You may also have to remove your shared mailboxes...

Tools -> Account Settings... -> Data Files (tab) -> Settings... -> Advanced (tab)

LW3EN.png
I have done what was suggested about going to Data File Mgmt and deleting internet calendar subscriptions from there. Before I could delete it told me I had to change my default file, which I did to my pst folder. Then, when I went back to delete the Internet Calendar subscription the message box said "You cannot delete this Outlook data file. Configuration information in the file is being copied to your new default data file. You can delete this file after this information is copied." Only, I've tried it twenty times and the same message box comes up! Help please. These internet calendar folders were created when I set up an account with Outlook online. It has totally messed up my email!
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