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question: the original meetings were created by 'pcobban' account which was renamed 'pcobban-g'. Is it possible to MOVE the actual calendar items over to the NEW pcobban account, so pcobban has full edit permissions on the items? When the mailbox was copied, this only created copies which do not receive updates and can not be edited. <br />
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Outlook is 2010<br />
Exchange is 2010
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question: the original meetings were created by 'pcobban' account which was renamed 'pcobban-g'. Is it possible to MOVE the actual calendar items over to the NEW pcobban account, so pcobban has full edit permissions on the items? When the mailbox was copied, this only created copies which do not receive updates and can not be edited. 

Outlook is 2010
Exchange is 2010

calendar items

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