Copy the .pst file back to the original machine. Open Outlook and view the
calendar in a table view (categories works well for this) select all and
delete. Open the copied .pst, display in the category view, select all and
copy to the calendar FOLDER in the default .pst. Close the copied .pst
file.
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After furious head scratching, MBW asked:
| No need to synch the calendars, but if I make changes in the calendar
| (which is likely) - how do I get them imported back into the calendar
| on the system I left at home? If I import the .pst, won't it appear
| as a 2nd calendar rather than my main one?
| Michael
|
| "Milly Staples - MVP Outlook" wrote:
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|| Create a .pst file and copy the calendar to it. Open that .pst file
|| on the laptop that you will travel with. Do you want to sync the
|| calendars as well>?
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|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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|| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
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|| After furious head scratching, MBW asked:
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||| My wife and I each have a laptop and have separate outlook licenses
||| and calendars. We're taking only 1 laptop on a trip and I want to
||| be able to move both calendars onto the single laptop and then be
||| able to more 1 of the calendars back onto the other PC when we
||| return.
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||| Help!
