EXPERT RESPONSE
Change the startup folder under the general settings. Go to Tools -> Options -> Other -> Advanced, and browse for the calendar that you want to display. When you open Outlook, the calendar will open by default and remind users of their tasks. Only the default calendar will send automatic reminders.
MEMBER FEEDBACK TO THIS ASK THE EXPERT Q&A:
You can't set a public folder as a start-up folder. Outlook (and I checked 2002 and 2003) will only let you browse to your own mailbox folders or personal folders.
—Rachel M.
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You cannot set up a public folder as a start-up, but you should be able to browse public folders if you have the correct permissions.
— Patricia Guerrero, Clients and Mobility Expert
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Related information from SearchExchange.com:
Learning Center: A primer on Exchange public folders
Expert Advice: Is it possible to send reminders from an Exchange public calendar?
Reference Center: Contacts and calendars
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