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JoyceA - 17 Mar 2005 22:37 GMT
We have moved a user's calendar from their C drive to the Exchange Server.  
We copied the contents on the old calendar to the new and that worked fine.  
The problem is that the Exchange Server calendar does not appear to be the
primary calendar so when other users try to view the person's calendar, they
get the old one and the user gets the old calendar by default unless she
makes a special effort to select the Exchange Server one.  We are not able to
delete the old calendar.  I've searched this newsgroup topic and read what I
think is the answer to this same question twice - but they were short cryptic
answers and I didn't understand either one - I feel stupid!  Could anyone
explain it in a way that even a person like me could understand?  Thanks
Ben M. Schorr - OneNote MVP - 23 Mar 2005 09:52 GMT
> We have moved a user's calendar from their C drive to the Exchange  
> Server.
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> answers and I didn't understand either one - I feel stupid!  Could anyone
> explain it in a way that even a person like me could understand?  Thanks

What version of Outlook?

Did you try Tools | E-mail Accounts | View or Change...set your default  
mail delivery location to be the Exchange mailbox.

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JoyceA - 28 Mar 2005 18:01 GMT
Thank you, that worked.  I can't believe it was so easy.

> > We have moved a user's calendar from their C drive to the Exchange  
> > Server.
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