Because I have to sync my Treo phone on my laptop (it won't sync on Vista on
my desktop) -- I want to be able to export ALL of my calendar from my desktop
and then import it into my laptop Outlook. I have Outlook 2007 (Office
Ultimate) on both machines. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks,

Mitch

calendar only? email the calendar to yourself as an ics. right click on the
calendar folder and choose send via email. you could also share it with
yourself using google calendar or office live, but I think emailing will
result in fewer problems as both Google calendar sync and live calendar seem
to stop working after a bit.

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"Mitch" wrote in message
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Because I have to sync my Treo phone on my laptop (it won't sync on Vista
on
my desktop) -- I want to be able to export ALL of my calendar from my
desktop
and then import it into my laptop Outlook. I have Outlook 2007 (Office
Ultimate) on both machines. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks,

Mitch

Mitch wrote:

Because I have to sync my Treo phone on my laptop (it won't sync on
Vista on my desktop)

Is youre Treo one of the Wondows Mobile-based Treos? If so, have you
installed the Windows Mobile Device Center?

-- I want to be able to export ALL of my
calendar from my desktop and then import it into my laptop Outlook.
I have Outlook 2007 (Office Ultimate) on both machines. Is there a
way to do this?

Yes, but NOT exporting and importing. Just copy the PST from your desktop
to your laptop using any method you please, like flash drive, CD, or network
share. Place the PST on the hrd drive, make sure it's not read-only, and
open it in Outlook with FileOpenOutlook Data File. Do not overwrite any
existing PST when you copy.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]