How can I email calender reminders to another e-mail address?

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I'm using the latest Outlook 2007?

I'd also like to e-mail my daily calender or Outlook Today as a pdf.
to another address; I understand I can do this in conjunction with
Adobe Acrobat. (I use an iPhone so I cant sync and use the same
addresses, without going through a big hassle.)
 
Seehttp://www.slipstick.com/addins/calendar_reminder.aspfor tools you can
use.

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I'm using the latest Outlook 2007?
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I'd also like to e-mail my daily calender or Outlook Today as a pdf.
to another address; I understand I can do this in conjunction with
Adobe Acrobat. (I use an iPhone so I cant sync and use the same
addresses, without going through a big hassle.)
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You mean this isn't something I can automatically do, like i can on a
Mac with crappy iCal? You got to be kidding. Outlook is the only thing
MSFT does better than Mac and now I find that .... Wow.
 
What mail client is the "other address" using? If Outlook, just send your
calendar via e-mail. If you want your reminders to populate as well,
forward your appointments with reminders to that "other address" and ensure
that that "address" accepts them.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, (e-mail address removed) asked:

| I'm using the latest Outlook 2007?
|
| I'd also like to e-mail my daily calender or Outlook Today as a pdf.
| to another address; I understand I can do this in conjunction with
| Adobe Acrobat. (I use an iPhone so I cant sync and use the same
| addresses, without going through a big hassle.)
 
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