Instructions demonstrated in Outlook 2016, but should be similar in 2010. You must complete these instructions before you’ll be able to access the calendar in Outlook Web App (OWA) via mail.ufl.edu. Not available via Office 365.
Step 1
- Open Outlook Client.
- Click the three dots in the bottom left of the Outlook window.
- Choose Folders.
- Scroll the left column until you see Public Folders.
- Click the arrow to the left to expand Public Folders.
- Click to expand All Public Folders.
- Scroll down to find PHHP and expand it.
- Scroll down to the department you are looking for and expand it.
- Scroll down to find the calendar you want and click to view it.
To see other types of public or shared folders, open the appropriate view in Outlook, i.e. Click on Calendars or Contacts in the shortcut bar. Alternatively, select Go Folder List from the Outlook menu and you will be able to see all public and shared folders that you have access to. Mar 22, 2021 Public folders are designed for shared access and provide an easy and effective way to collect, organize, and share information with other people in your workgroup or organization. Public folders help make content in a deep hierarchy easier to browse.
Public Folders In Outlook 365
Step 2

Now let’s create a shortcut…
- Right-click on the selected calendar and choose Add to Favorites… (the Add to Favorites dialog box appears.)
- Give the folder a name if you choose.
- Click the Add button.
- Click the Calendar icon in the bottom left of the Outlook window.
- Scroll to find Other Calendars in the left column.
- Click the check next to the added calendar, this will turn the calendar on/off from the view on the right.
All Public Folders In Outlook 365
Ahnlab mds 4000a. Applies to: Outlook 2013
A public folder is a folder present in Outlook 2010 to share files with others. The information in the folder can be accessed by selected users or by all users present under same mail client. The level of privilege to use the public folder will be provided to users by the owner of the public folder. The public folder in Outlook 2010 can contain anything like calendars items, messages or contacts. Using outlook, you can share contacts, tasks calendars and you can even share files. By sharing the files, you can centralize the information in the file. The information in the files can be discussed and final output file can be shared through this public folder option. Once the permission is granted, then adding a public folder in Outlook 2010 is an easy task.

By default, you won't see the public folders you have access to in Outlook 2010. You have to switch views slightly.
- Start Outlook 2010.
- By default, you'll be placed in the normal mailbox view.
- At the bottom of the screen on the left, you'll see a small folder icon. Click it.
- You are now switched to folders view. Notice you can now see the top-level Public Folders container.
- You can expand this to see all PFs you have access to.
6. Favorites in Mail Navigation
You might want to add a public folder to your Favorites list in the “folder type” Navigation as well for even more convenient access.
To do this, you first need to add the folder to your Public Folder Favorites as indicated above. After that, right click the folder again within Public Folder Favorites and choose “Add to Favorite Folders” (Outlook 2003 and 2007) or “Show in Favorites” (Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013)
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Adding a Public Folder in the Favorites section of the Mail Navigation requires you to mark it as a favorites twice.