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March 22nd 06, 07:06 PM
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Hello:
I use multiple shared calendars for my company to track what worker is doing what. If I want to do a broad search across all the calendars, what application can I use? Google Desktop does not seem to work nor the Advanced Find or Find Feature. The find feature will not allow me to search multiple exchange calendar folders. Thank you, 
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