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August 7th 06, 05:11 AM
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HTML version of calendar
I would like to use the HTML function of Outlook to make an assignment
schedule that I will post on the web for my students. My problem is that when I export my calendar to an HTML file, the time (or "all day" if I haven't selected a specific time) appears. For example: Friday, September 01, 2006 Homework All Day (Read pp. 35-60) Is there any way to tell Outlook to list something without the time--as a due date, instead of an appointment? Thanks for any tips! Alison 
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