microsoft-outlook-2013
I installed Office 2013 (upgrade from 2010, which is still runable), including Outlook 2013.
Curiously the weather bar is not available in the Calendar and there is also no weather section in the options, where it should be.
I also checked the registry for the disable key, which does not exists.
In the add-ins section of options is no weather add-in available. Must it exist there?
How can I activate the weather feature in the calendar of Outlook 2013?
UPDATE:
Not possible, see the following from MS Help text on the install screen:
Outlook: Some things to consider
Before you install Outlook, you must remove any earlier version of Outlook, because two versions of Outlook can’t be on the same computer. If you want to keep an earlier version of Outlook, you must choose on the Installation Options tab to not install Microsoft Outlook 2013.
If you choose not to install Outlook 2013, the version of Outlook you kept won’t use Microsoft Word as its email editor. You’ll use the Outlook email editor instead and not be able to use the features in the Word email editor.
UPDATE DUE TO COMMENT:
In your position I would pick myself up a copy of Virtual PC or VMware and load Windows w/ a Copy of the old or new Outlook on it, depending on which one you only needed for testing.
I'm doing this from memory, I'll double check all the steps in about 10 - 12 hours and edit my answer if required, but I think this is how to do it. Down at the bottom left hand side of Outlook it says: "mail - calendar - people - tasks - ..." click the ... and go to "folders" there you should see the folder structure that includes the duplicate calendar files. You should be able to right click and delete, or move the calendars to different locations.
Best Answer
This MS article discusses settings and disabling. If the disable key is not there, what about adding it with the enable setting? http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/jj228383.aspx
The other option I'd suggest is going into Control Panel/Programs, select it, click uninstall/change and and explore the custom install options. It may be buried in a subfolder that was disabled during install. You'll need the installer of course.