It seems strange that my Pocket PC has a feature that Outlook doesn't,
especially since MS developed the OS and software. I'm not impressed that
there's not a fix!

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

no. you can add custom fields that will calculate the birthday but it's not
a feature built in.
http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/age_form.htm

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"ninner" wrote in message
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On my Pocket PC, when I put in a birthday or anniversary, it displays the
number of years since inception. For instance, I have a friend who's
birthday
in on 3/22. On my Pocket PC, after the text "Debi H's BD," in parenthesis
it
has (50), noting that she'll be 50 years old. In Outlook, though the info
is
synced with the proper birth year, there's no notation of her age. Is
there a
way to get that to show on the Outlook calendar when you print it?