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October 13th 06, 01:14 AM
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Calendar troubles
I somehow managed to split my calendar into tw; one a subfile. I believe it
happened with my palm pilot. But, I need to put my calendars back together into just one. I have tried in import but it would not let me because the file names are the same so I duplicated the calender adding a 1 and tried again to import one into the other but it did not work. How do I merge my two calendars back into one. 
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October 13th 06, 04:41 PM
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Calendar troubles
Catharine wrote:
I somehow managed to split my calendar into tw; one a subfile. Calendars are not files, they're folders. I believe it happened with my palm pilot. But, I need to put my calendars back together into just one. Open one, select all of its contents (view it in a table view and press CTRL-A), right-click and drag the selection to the default calendar, then choose Copy or Move as is appropriate to you. -- Brian Tillman
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