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Can you place text in a calendar box? If so, how? I just want to type in a
note directly onto a calendar box without doing some mumbo jumbo appointment thingie. Thanks in advance, John |
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Nope, you need to create a 'mumbo jumbo appointment thingie'. It can be a
zero time 'thingie' or an all-day 'thingie'. Whichever suits your time management style or needs. I usually opt for the zero time option "ChessNut" wrote in message ... Can you place text in a calendar box? If so, how? I just want to type in a note directly onto a calendar box without doing some mumbo jumbo appointment thingie. |
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Hey thanks Vince. Sorry about the poor choice of words but it's as close as
I could get to all the description. It really would be nice to simply post a note on any one day as well wouldn't it? Thanks again John "Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Nope, you need to create a 'mumbo jumbo appointment thingie'. It can be a zero time 'thingie' or an all-day 'thingie'. Whichever suits your time management style or needs. I usually opt for the zero time option "ChessNut" wrote in message ... Can you place text in a calendar box? If so, how? I just want to type in a note directly onto a calendar box without doing some mumbo jumbo appointment thingie. |
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No biggie... I was just having fun with your description.
"ChessNut" wrote in message ... Hey thanks Vince. Sorry about the poor choice of words but it's as close as I could get to all the description. It really would be nice to simply post a note on any one day as well wouldn't it? |
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Hi ChessNut,
If you view your calendar in month-view (31), and you left click on a day, and just start typing, you will see the text appear, then just hit enter. This actually does create an appointment, but you don't even have to see the appointment box. If you do Open the appointment you just created (the easiest way is to right-click on it, then select Open), you will see that the "appointment" is an "all-day", but that your time is still shown as "free" (at least that is the way that my defaulting behavior works) - so this "text" won't interfere with any scheduling you might be doing. "ChessNut" wrote: Can you place text in a calendar box? If so, how? I just want to type in a note directly onto a calendar box without doing some mumbo jumbo appointment thingie. Thanks in advance, John |
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