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OS: Windows 7 64-bit App: Outlook 2010 32-bit Server: Exchange 2010 I'd like to modify Outlook's default startup behavior so that it shows both my Inbox and Calendar when I click my shortcut. I use both of them all day, and know how to just right-click the calendar and select 'Open in New Window.' I run my inbox on one screen and my calendar on another. I also configured my calendar to be the folder that opens by default when I start Outlook so I don't miss early appointments, but if I could somehow have BOTH open in two separate windows, that would be awesome. Is there a command-line interface or something that can accomplish this?
One can see multiple calendars at the same time, in a stacked overlay view to help see availability across calendars. On the Navigation Menu (Commands at the bottom left corner of the Outlook window that enable you to quickly navigate to Mail, Calendar, People, and Tasks), click Calendar.