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I am using Microsoft Office Outlook 2003.
My problem is that I need to list multiple people's schedules on one calendar, and I've been listing the beginning and ending dates of when they're out of the office, but I want to somehow mark each day that they're gone so I don't have to always find the beginning and end dates. I've been listing out-of-the-office dates as all-day events, but that takes up so much space. Is there a way to just have a thin line running along the spanse of the days people are out of the office? Thanks for any help anyone can give. |
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