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Is there a way to archive old calendar items in outlook 2007? I use agendus 12 with outlook for the meetings. I know outlook has an archive function. But I would like to be able to easily access for reference old meetings, maybe on a separate calendar. I just don't want them on my current calendar because with six years worth of meetings they take awhile to sync each time with pocketmirror. Should this be done through outlook or agendus?
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Is there a way to archive old calendar items in outlook 2007? I use agendus 12 with outlook for the meetings. I know outlook has an archive function. But I would like to be able to easily access for reference old meetings, maybe on a separate calendar. I just don't want them on my current calendar because with six years worth of meetings they take awhile to sync each time with pocketmirror. Should this be done through outlook or agendus?

Archiving outlook calendar

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