Export to Excel, make the appropriate changes and then import into Outlook.

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After furious head scratching, townieflo asked:
Help...I exported the calendar to excell and when it imported it back, the
calendar freezes up and I'm unable to use the calendar.
I attempted to create a new calendar and copy the excell info into it newly
and the data never transfers over. The progress bar just sits there and
never moves.
Note that I also have microsoft active sinc for my palm device.
Bottom line, how do I restore my calenadar appointments to my calendar, now
that I've changed the time on my computer? Help!!
> Export to Excel, make the appropriate changes and then import into Outlook.
>
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> | How do I change my computer time zone, and not have to re-enter all my
> | appointments in my calendar?
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 16 Feb 2006 23:02 GMT
When you said it freezes, did you wait to see if it would eventually import?
How big was the calendar? Depending on the size, it can take a while to
re-populate.

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After furious head scratching, townieflo asked:
| Help...I exported the calendar to excell and when it imported it
| back, the calendar freezes up and I'm unable to use the calendar.
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||| How do I change my computer time zone, and not have to re-enter all
||| my appointments in my calendar?