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I have had an Outlook 365 account for several years, which I have used for email, contacts and calendar in Outlook for the Mac (and Outlook 2013/16 on my Windows machines, first 7 and now 10), beginning in Outlook 2013 for the Mac and which migrated properly to Outlook 2016 for the Mac. Up to now, this has been seamless, far superior to the Mac Mail/Contacts programs and allows me to use bot Mac and Windows platforms interchangeably.

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I recently added a second Outlook 365 exchange account, which I want to set as my new default email, contacts and calendar in Outlook 2016 for the Mac. and for Windows. This was easy to change on the PCs - just change the default data file in Outlook/Account Settings to the new exchange account, and all work like a charm in Outlook 2016 for Windows. I have also copied all my contacts and calendar entries and Outlook folders from the old exchange account to the new exchange account, as I want to use the original exchange account only for occasional emails, but not for any other functions.

However, this has been a challenge in Outlook 2016 for the Mac. I have changed the new exchange account to be the 'default' account in Outlook 2016 for Mac/Preferences/Accounts. However, this has not changed the default Calendar to the new account. Rather, all new appointments made on or through the Mac are being saved to the old calendar. My Mac OS is OS X El Capitan, in case that is important.

9 days ago Open Calendar and create a new event (tap the Plus button or double-click on any date). Check to make sure you have set your event to the correct date,. If you want the event to go to your default account, you can just double-click on the.ics file in your email. I don't understand the relevance of your reference to the Lumia 950, though, because this forum is for Outlook for Mac.

Aug 11, 2016 Up to now, this has been seamless, far superior to the Mac Mail/Contacts programs and allows me to use bot Mac and Windows platforms interchangeably. I recently added a second Outlook 365 exchange account, which I want to set as my new default email, contacts and calendar in Outlook 2016 for the Mac. And for Windows. If you see duplicate calendars or events on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, or PC after you set up iCloud Calendar, follow these steps. If you see duplicate calendars on iCloud.com, you can get more help.

Please let me know how to change the default Calendar in Outlook 2016 for Mac to a new exchange account.

Your Mac comes packed with a perfectly fine calendar app, but it’s lacking advanced features, multiple ways to view your calendar, and external service integration. For all that and more, we like Fantastical.

Fantastical 2

Platform: macOS
Price: $49.99

Features

Menu bar app for easy access to your daily schedule
Full calendar view with special day, week, month, and year views
Today widget for Notification Center
Displays maps with your events
Reminders are integrated into your calendar events
Natural language input lets you type events in natural language, like “meet Andy for lunch tomorrow.” Supports English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Japanese.
Dark and light themes
Keyboard shortcut support for adding events and reminders
Availability scheduling
Time zone support
Handoff support
Works with iCloud, Google, Exchange, Yahoo, and any other CalDAV account
Easy to toggle between different calendars with Calendar Sets
Calendar printing options for those who like a paper calendar
Google Hangouts support for one-click meetings

Where It Excels

Fantastical’s biggest draw is its ease of use. For those who like to quickly add an event to their calendar and stay organized, you can do so from your Mac’s menu bar using a shortcut. The natural language input is phenomenal, allowing you to add events quickly by typing in something like, “Dinner with Waluigi next Tuesday,” or “Call Comcast March 4 at 8am.” For those who need serious calendar management, you can open up the full app to get detailed views for your month, day, or week.

The menu bar app might be my personal favorite part of Fantastical, but it’s certainly not the only positive feature. Fantastical makes everything easy. You can edit events with a click, sort your calendars into specific sets so you can toggle multiple calendars on and off with a click, and the inclusion of to-dos from Reminders makes it easy to see everything on your plate for the day at once.

Fantastical also fully integrates with a number of Google and Exchange calendar features, which means you can schedule your availability or check the availability of co-workers. Fantastical is also updated often, which means it supports all of Apple’s newest gadgets and operating system features, including support for Notification Center widgets.

Where It Falls Short

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The price is easily the biggest problem with Fantastical, because $50 for a calendar is a lot to ask. Regardless, it’s comparable to other desktop calendar applications and you’ll get an app that’s well supported by the developer for years. The fact is, if you need more power than Apple’s free desktop app, you’ll need to shell out the cash. There’s good news though, you can check out Fantastical for free for a 21 day trial before you commit.

The Competition

Apple’s own Calendar (Free) app is the most obvious alternative here, and as a free option, it’s the first one you should try out. If you just need a barebones calendar that shows you events, Calendar does the job perfectly fine. The biggest issue with Calendar is its general lack of advanced features, including the bizarre lack of Reminders integration. There’s also no menu bar app for Calendar, which is a shame, because that’s one of Fantastical’s biggest strengths.

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BusyCal 3($49.99) is the most obvious alternative to Fantastical, and it certainly does the job for some people. BusyCal and Fantastical are similar, but BusyCal’s “Info Panel” is especially nice got those who like to customize their event details. BusCal also integrates the weather forecast and travel times, which is great if you travel a lot. BusyCal’s menu bar app integrates a number of these same features, though it’s not quite as well designed Fantastical. In general Fantastical is just a little easier to use than BusyCal, but BusyCal also has a trial mode, so it’s worth giving both a shot if you’re curious.

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