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Old 17-09-2005, 12:33   #1
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Calander in outlook

Hi, is there any way to set this calander so that the dates with events entered into them show up as red or something so that I know an even is coming up??

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Re: Calander in outlook

Mine show as bold by default if an event is on that day
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Re: Calander in outlook

Yep the standard view, at least in Outlook 2003, when you look at the montly view, where any appointment, or event is added, other than a "free time" one, shows the date in bold. That doesn't separate events from appointments though.

You could attache a reminder to an event. That creates a pop up message at a time, say a few days, before an event is due.
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