DocketCalendar should appear on a separate Add-In Tab in Outlook. If it is missing, most likely Outlook has disabled it.

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This happens at start up. Outlook will display a colored bar across the top of the Outlook window that says something like "Outlook encountered a delay at start up and has disabled some items. It does not show the details unless you click into the message to view the details. 

If you click "OK" it will disable DocketCalendar until you re-enable it, but if you click into the details you will see that there is an option to enable the Add-In called "Always Enable" that will prevent Outlook from disabling DocketCalendar. On some versions of Outlook it will give you the option to ignore the warning for 30 days. Either of these will prevent Outlook from disabling DocketCalendar.

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Check to see if your Add-In is disabled. 

Click on the File Menu in Outlook and select Add-Ins

If it's listed as Disabled you can change the dropdown at the bottom, it says “Comm Add-Ins” to “Disabled” Items and Click Go

If it's listed as Disabled you can change the dropdown at the bottom, it says “Com Add-Ins” to “Disabled” Items and Click Go

You will see DocketCalendarForOutlook listed in Dissabled Items. Highlight it and click “Enable.” Close and Restart Outlook.

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If you still don’t see it, go back to Add-Ins and click the “Com Add-Ins” button.

Make Sure that DocketCalendarForOutlook is “Checked” If it is click ok and restart Outlook. If it is not checked, check it, click OK and restart Outlook.

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