Hey there, fellow time-travelers! Today, I’m going to take you on a hilariously wild journey through the mystical realm of Outlook calendars. We all know the sheer joy of trying to change a simple event on our Outlook calendar, only to find ourselves entangled in a web of digital mayhem.
Ah, the legendary secret of changing a calendar in Outlook revealed - it’s not the “Edit” button we seek, but the mystical art of duplication! Join me as we delve into the enigmatic world of duplicating events and unlocking the magic of calendar migration in Outlook!
The Ancient Scrolls of Internet Quests:
Our journey begins with an expedition through the vast expanse of the internet. Google becomes our trusty steed as we embark on a noble quest to find the elusive solution to changing the calendar for an Outlook event. After traversing countless forums, blogs, and Microsoft’s official support pages, we finally stumble upon the answer - duplicating an event!
The Mysterious Ritual of Duplication:
Armed with the newfound knowledge, we summon our courage and delve into the arcane ritual of duplication. Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V - the ancient incantations that wield the power of creating a new event identical to the original. It’s almost like the universe itself is echoing, “Let there be another!”
The Parallel Universe of Events:
As we execute the duplication ritual, a new event emerges in our Outlook calendar, mirroring the old one. Like a twin from a parallel universe, it stands before us - same details, same attendees, but on a different calendar. We can’t help but marvel at the wonders of technology and the complexity of calendars!
The Dance of Deletion:
With two identical events standing side by side, we prepare for the grand finale - the dance of deletion. We bid farewell to the old event, knowing that its essence lives on in its duplicated sibling. It’s like witnessing a bittersweet reunion, where one leaves the stage, but the show must go on!
The Aftermath of Accomplishment
:In the aftermath of our triumph, we find ourselves in awe of the simplicity of the solution. “Why didn’t I think of this before?” we wonder, half amused and half exasperated. But such is the nature of our technological exploits - an adventure of trial and error, leading us to enlightenment.
The Newfound Wisdom:
As we conclude our saga of the Outlook calendar, we carry with us newfound wisdom. The knowledge that in the world of technology, answers might not always be as apparent as they seem. Sometimes, the key to unlocking a mystery lies in the unconventional, in the act of duplication rather than direct modification.
And so, dear readers, we bid adieu to our tale of Outlook calendar wonders. Let us remember that the next time you wish to change a calendar in Outlook, embrace the duplicative dance, and create a twin event to forge a new path in the magical land of calendars! Happy duplicating! 
Author: Chris Pickett
President