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Old August 8th 06, 04:33 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
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Default Outlook 2003, holidays?

I have Outlook 2003. I have tried to install Israel holidays for 2006 and
beyond with no success. The US holidays showed up but not the Israel ones
even though I checked both. Any suggestions?
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