Don't import - use File->Open and drag and drop your files into the default
..pst file.
To clean the calendar, display it in a table view, such as categories.
Then, select all and press delete. The process can take a while if you have
a busy calendar. Then, after opening your .pst file from which you want the
calendar entries, either right click and select Copy Calendar or display the
calendar in a table view, select all and right click and drag to the
calendar where you want the items to display. Select move or copy as you
wish but I use copy in case something goes wrong.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer:
agrossud <
[email protected]> asked:
| Everytime I import a calendar, it creates duplicate appointments,
| even though I tick the box that says "replaces duplicate items..."
| How to get around that? Is this a bug in Outlook? Aslo, how do I
| delete the main "calendar" component of Outlook if outlook is one big
| .pst file?
