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January 24th 08, 11:03 AM
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Changing Ownership of one or more calendars
I have several calendars that I use. These calendars are grouped togetherin
a folder. I will be leaving the company in a few months and would like to "give" these calendars to a co-worker for continuity after my departure. This coworker is currently granted access to these calendars as an editor. All other personnel are granted accees as reviewers only. Can I just change my coworker's permission to owner? If I do this, what will happen when my account is deleted after my departure? Will the calendars continue to exist with my coworker as the owner? Thanks in advance for any assistance. 
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