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January 12th 06, 10:01 PM
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Keeping historyof all entries.
I use Outlook Calendar as my diary and wish to ensure that all my
appointments are permanent history aalong with notes in the entry. 
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January 13th 06, 02:13 PM
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Keeping historyof all entries.
refrizz wrote:
I use Outlook Calendar as my diary and wish to ensure that all my appointments are permanent history aalong with notes in the entry. Why do you think they won't be? If you disable autoarchive on the calendar, then nothing should ever get removed. Of course, you may still run into the 64K item limit for the folder. -- Brian Tillman
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