Did you ok that box and add them again?

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"Charlie" wrote in message
...
The US Holiday is already checked and if I add it again, it prompts me a
popup box that says:

"Holidays for United States are already installed. Do you want to install
them again?"



"Diane Poremsky" wrote:

Outlook 2007 includes the new holidays list, so they should show up when
you
click Add. If not, try resetting the view.

Outlook does not 'automatically' add the holidays and older versions
stopped
at 2007 (or earlier) so they do need to be added to Outlook to show.
http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/missinghol.htm

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"Charlie" wrote in message
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Any reason why all the US holidays don't show in my calendar.

Here's my settings.

Tools/Options/Calendar Options.../Add Holidays.../United States is
checked

Okay, so where else am I suppose to look so all my US holidays showed
up
in
my calendar.

P.S.
I'm starting to feel that Microsoft's products are goind down hill, at
least
for Office 2007, Vista, and Visual Studio 2008. I have all three of
this
products and they have to much problems (bugs).