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With or without overlaying existing appointments in the target user's calendar?
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With or without overlaying existing appointments in the target user's calendar?

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You archive the calendar items from user 1, modify the FID of the archive to match user 2's FID, and then have user 2 open the archived calendar and unarchive the items. &nbsp;<br />
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See: <a href="http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?10023300.htm" rel="ugc">http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?10023300.htm</a><br />
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It's a TID for GW 5.5, but it should still work for current GW. &nbsp;The FID editor should still work too.
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You archive the calendar items from user 1, modify the FID of the archive to match user 2's FID, and then have user 2 open the archived calendar and unarchive the items.  

See: http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?10023300.htm [http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?10023300.htm]

It's a TID for GW 5.5, but it should still work for current GW.  The FID editor should still work too.

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Yeah, that's the thing about GroupWise, a calendar item is just another item in the mailbox, and the calendar you see is just a view of those items. &nbsp;It's not like Exchange/Outlook where the calendar is a separate entity.
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Yeah, that's the thing about GroupWise, a calendar item is just another item in the mailbox, and the calendar you see is just a view of those items.  It's not like Exchange/Outlook where the calendar is a separate entity.

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I'd have to vote for my comment {<a href="http:#16337990" rel="ugc">http:#16337990</a>} as the most plausible answer.
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I'd have to vote for my comment {http:#16337990 [http:#16337990]} as the most plausible answer.

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pbohning, did you slip and accept floyd's comment accidentally? &nbsp;Can you explain why my comment # 16337990 wasn't the answer? &nbsp;(no offense, floyd99, but...)
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pbohning, did you slip and accept floyd's comment accidentally?  Can you explain why my comment # 16337990 wasn't the answer?  (no offense, floyd99, but...)

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Is it possible to transfer appointments and tasks, etc., from one persons Groupwise calendar to another users calendar?
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Is it possible to transfer appointments and tasks, etc., from one persons Groupwise calendar to another users calendar?

Calendar info transfer

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