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Hello<br />
we have two domains since our company joined with another years ago.<br />
We have two exchange environments.<br />
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I am currently in the process of moving one user at a time to the new exchange environment.<br />
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Is there a way to give the users in the old environment visability of the calendars in the new one?<br />
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We have excahgne 2007 and the new one is 2003 and 2010<br />
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thank you
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Hello
we have two domains since our company joined with another years ago.
We have two exchange environments.

I am currently in the process of moving one user at a time to the new exchange environment.

Is there a way to give the users in the old environment visability of the calendars in the new one?

We have excahgne 2007 and the new one is 2003 and 2010

thank you

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