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Old September 19th 09, 01:38 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
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Default How to backup and restore recurring outlook calendar events?



"Dave Warren" wrote:

You're correct. I got around this limitation by synchronizing data to a
PDA, then to my final destination from there.


I actually happen to have Windows Mobile on my Motorola Q. So can I just
install Active Sync on my new computer and sync it from there?
 




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