> Thanks for your comments so far, Diane - if you re-read my original post
> you'll understand why it matters - we have Vista "early adopters" who are
> getting a different experience when they are comparing the contents of
> their
> Nav Panes in OL 2007 and OL 2003 - and I'm trying to understand why.
>
> Not looking to edit the .XML, just trying to understand how the Nav Pane
> gets populated with shared calendar/people's calendar entries under each
> version of OL. Appears adds of shared calendars in OL 2003 are stored in
> the
> aforementioned XML file, but the equivalent entries are not in the OL 2007
> equivalent XML file. This suggests a client-side aspect I'm trying to
> understand.
>
> "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
>

>> The XML is not editable so I'm not sure why it matters. Get a program
>> like
>> regshot (to scan the registry) and outlookspy (to nose around the message
>> store) and you'll answer your own questions.
>>
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>>> That's my main question - what the user sees. Since I've seen the data
>>> in
>>> the
>>> profile.xml on OL2003, but don't see it in the profile.xml file in OL
>>> 2007,
>>> yet there are People's Calendars entries showing in OL 2007 - where is
>>> the
>>> data that populates the Nav Pane for the user stored if not in the .XML
>>> file?
>>>
>>> "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
>>>

>>>> There is no reference that I know of - sites like slipstick.com and
>>>> outlookcode.com have some specific keys listed but nothing that all
>>>> all
>>>> encompassing.
>>>>
>>>> To the best of my recollection, the behavior hasn't changed at all.
>>>> AFAIK,
>>>> the entry you see in the nav pane XML is just used by the nav pane.
>>>>
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>>>>> "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
>>>>>

>>>>>> It's a binary value. I think its in
>>>>>> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows
>>>>>> NT\CurrentVersion\Windows
>>>>>> Messaging
>>>>>> Subsystem\Profiles\\0a0d020000000000c000000000000046

>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks, Diane - I'll have a look - in the meantime, could you assist
>>>>> me
>>>>> in
>>>>> confirming that this is a change in how these pointers are stored,
>>>>> when
>>>>> comparing OL 2003 and OL 2007? Also - is there a reference for these
>>>>> Outlook
>>>>> related keys that I can view?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks!
>>>>>
>>>>> Robin

>>>>
>>>>

>>