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December 1st 07, 03:52 PM
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ICal features
If you have several ICal's being sent to you for various events, can you put
them into one calendar. Currently, I have an Ical for each group or event in my Outlook 2007. Adds up to many calendars. Thk yu, D 
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December 3rd 07, 04:11 AM
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ICal features
Not as far as I know.
"Dlh-la" wrote in message ... If you have several ICal's being sent to you for various events, can you put them into one calendar. Currently, I have an Ical for each group or event in my Outlook 2007. Adds up to many calendars. Thk yu, D
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