How do I show 'expired days' in Outlook
Okay - you're perverse. eg
I simply don't understand the compulsion to mark up calendars - never have,
never will. It has never been a tradition with which I am familiar.
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After furious head scratching, Jim_Sweeney asked:
| Call me perverse, BUT, I do like tradition. I do this by going to
| the first day in my calendar and booking an appointment, then
| extending that appointment, each day, up to yesterday, colour red or
| similar.
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| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
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|| No, just use the Today button to get to today.
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|| After furious head scratching, Jim_Sweeney asked:
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||| Is there a way of automatically marking 'days expired' in Outlook,
||| much as one would cross off a day in a normal calendar the morning
||| after the day, to make it easier to home in on the day, especially
||| when in Month view.
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