how to merge two calenders with outlook?

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laur6655 - 23 Mar 2005 01:51 GMT

how to merge two calenders with outlook or import data from one calender into
a second?

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Judy Gleeson - 23 Mar 2005 06:25 GMT

My ESP's not working today - could you please describe where the 2 calendars
are and what version of Outlook you are running and anything else you feel
may help us know what you are looking at.

Thanks

Judy Gleeson
Acorn Training

> how to merge two calenders with outlook or import data from one calender into
> a second?

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laur6655 - 23 Mar 2005 08:33 GMT

Thanks Judy. i think I overcame the problem in some way (i.e. manual
enties!) but I wanted to replace the default calendar on my new computer with
the calendar I had on my old computer. I could have both side by side but
could not update the new one with the old items, or merge them or delete the
new one and make the old one as the default. Any tip?
Laurent.

> My ESP's not working today - could you please describe where the 2 calendars
> are and what version of Outlook you are running and anything else you feel
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Judy Gleeson - 23 Mar 2005 12:36 GMT

Laurent

gee mate you still haven't provided much useful information!!! My guess is
that if you can see the two calendars "side by side" as you put it, you can
probably view them in By Category view (to get a table) and then select al
and drag them to the other calendar. That's going to save a lot of time over
re entering them manually.

Judy Gleeson
the Down-under Outlook Whizz

> Thanks Judy. i think I overcame the problem in some way (i.e. manual
> enties!) but I wanted to replace the default calendar on my new computer with
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laur6655 - 23 Mar 2005 22:43 GMT

Thanks Judy, works a treat!!!
Laurent.

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