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Old 11-23-2010, 02:50 PM
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Hi, I have a couple of calendar questions regarding outlook.

My company gave me an iphone to get email & calendar access remotely. The email works really good, but the calendar not so much. If I get an invite on my phone & accept, the meeting goes to calendar in Mailbox. If I accept the invite on my email it goes to a calendar in my personal files. Therefore I might miss an appointment by it saving on the wrong calendar. The iphone (through the exchange server) only sees the calendar on the server, so I would prefer to save everything to the server.

My email must be saved on a pst file to not chew up space on the server.

Any ideas?? Thanks!
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