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Outlook – Copy calendar items

June 25, 2014
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Open Outlook and go to Calendar.
Go to View and click on Change View and select Active.

Now you select all items (Control + A)
Copy all the selected items (Control + C)

And now paste the items on the destination calendar (Control + V)

That’s it!

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