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Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2010 08:26:31 -0400
From: Tom Rymes <trymes@rymes.com>
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Subject: Expunging Calendar
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Somewhat of an odd question here, but does anyone have a good way to 
expunge a calendar of old items? We have shared calendars here that have 
2,000-5,000 entries in them, and I periodically expunge the old entries 
to help performance, especially with the initial load of a calendar for 
a new profile in MAPI.

Anyhow, I have often done this by viewing the folder as a folder and 
then sorting by "received". You can then  presumably delete the oldest 
entries, but this invariably ends up in having some recurring items 
deleted, because they were created a long time ago, but are still relevant.

Any ideas as to how best I might accomplish this?

Tom