Disassociating non-calendar functions in Outlook

[Bill Lyons]

I use Outlook for the calendar function exclusively. Is there a way of disassociating or entirely deleting the other functions from Outlook? Thanks, Bill

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

No. the best you can do is remove any email accounts you may have set up.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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[Brian Tillman]

I use Outlook for the calendar function exclusively. Is there a way
of disassociating or entirely deleting the other functions from
Outlook? Thanks, Bill

Sure. Just don't use them.
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Brian Tillman
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Grand Rapids, MI 49512-1991
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[Oz]

Sure there is a way to do so. Go to file and select new, choose "personal
folders" or outlook data file. This should just create a deleted items
folder. Make sure the folder list is viewable, then right click on
"personal folders" and choose new folder, call it clanedar and make sure it
says calendar items to post. Now you should be able to right click the pst
with the contacts and such and choose close.