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March 16th 06, 02:24 PM
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View several calendars easily
Not exactly what you want but you do have the Group schedules which allows
you to group selected calendars. wrote in message oups.com... Is there any freeware add-on to Outloo2003 that can pick up for example 25 calendars and view the booked appointments that are done, or book new appointments? I know I can click on several calendars in Outlook, but if there are as much as 25 it will not be so easy to view them all at the same time. You have to scroll them and cannot see several at the same time. /Johan 
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