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iPhone 2.0: Does Calendar now support multiple calendars?
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From some of the pictures, it looks like the Calendar application in iPhone 2.0 will support multiple calendars:
Can you select to view just one calendar? This would appear to be the case since there is a back arrow at the top that says 'calendars'. Can you select calendar groups? Can you add events to specific calendars now?
Also, does the meeting invite button (bottom right) work with iCal invitations or just Exchange?
kman
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it looks like the iphone finally supports multiple calendars 
about the invitations, i don't know. :-)
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Bit of a zombie bump, but I'm wondering if anyone is in my same situation.
iCal at home on imac: personal calendar events
Outlook at work sync'd through exchange: work events
I haven't turned on the work calendar sync because I have questions I can't seem to find solid answers to online...
1. Will there be 2 separate calendars once I sync? Or will all events merge into one? Will exchange just overwrite my iphones calendar?
2. If everything is just thrown into one calendar, do all those events start populating both calendars at subsequent syncs?
Anyone rocking a similar setup and can shed some light? I appreciate it.
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You have to chose between syncing to iCal via iTunes or exchange, you can't do both. Once you turn on the exchange calendar sync, the option to sync through iTunes is unavailable, the same way it works with contacts.
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Unless you have MobileMe, then you can do both. MobileMe and Exchange will appear as separate calendars on the top level of the menu. The same is true for contacts.
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Originally Posted by kman42 
Unless you have MobileMe, then you can do both. MobileMe and Exchange will appear as separate calendars on the top level of the menu. The same is true for contacts.
Seriously? For contacts too? That's basically exactly what I'm looking for. Now I know the price.
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Originally Posted by scaught
Seriously? For contacts too? That's basically exactly what I'm looking for. Now I know the price.
I don't have an exchange server to test this myself, but I've seen it posted in several places.
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