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Hello.<br />
I have a user here that in his outlook still has Shared Calendars of employees that have long been removed from Active Directory and Exchange, of course clicking on any of these user calendars generates an &quot;unable to open folder&quot; &nbsp;error since they no longer exist.<br />
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Any suggestions on how I can get these out of the users shared calendars in outlook since there isn't any right-click delete option.. just an error every time ?<br />
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Exchange 2007 <br />
Outlook 2010<br />
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Thanks,
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Hello.
I have a user here that in his outlook still has Shared Calendars of employees that have long been removed from Active Directory and Exchange, of course clicking on any of these user calendars generates an "unable to open folder"  error since they no longer exist.

Any suggestions on how I can get these out of the users shared calendars in outlook since there isn't any right-click delete option.. just an error every time ?

Exchange 2007 
Outlook 2010

Thanks,

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