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Need to save MS Works Calendar data
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Jan42
, May 22 2008 04:51 PM
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Posted 23 May 2008 - 02:11 AM
hi and welcome to the WTT forums
To save your MS Works Calendar, have you tried this?
1 Open Calendar
2 Click on File
3 Click on Export
4 Click on vCalendar, or HTML or Tab Delimited (according to what you want)
5 Click on dates to select
6 Click on radio button ( to select) "All Appointments"
7 Click on OK
8 In the "Save As" dialog box select the information you need in:
9 "Save in" (You can select external media here if you wish, I.E. floppy disc ,thumb drive, CD etc .or just somewhere handy on your hard drive)
10 "File name"
11 "Save as type"
12 Click on OK
Let us know how you go
Regards
paws
To save your MS Works Calendar, have you tried this?
1 Open Calendar
2 Click on File
3 Click on Export
4 Click on vCalendar, or HTML or Tab Delimited (according to what you want)
5 Click on dates to select
6 Click on radio button ( to select) "All Appointments"
7 Click on OK
8 In the "Save As" dialog box select the information you need in:
9 "Save in" (You can select external media here if you wish, I.E. floppy disc ,thumb drive, CD etc .or just somewhere handy on your hard drive)
10 "File name"
11 "Save as type"
12 Click on OK
Let us know how you go
Regards
paws
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