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October 6th 06, 03:59 PM
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All Day event problem
Every time that I try to create an all day event from within Outlook
2003, it shows up at midnight instead of in the gray bar at the top of the screen. I have to scroll up to midnight in order to see these items. When I look at events that do show up in the gray area, they look exactly the same as the one I created! I've tried selecting 'New' and choosing all day event, I've double clicked on the gray area and created a new all day event, and I've tried right clicking in the gray area and creating an all day event. Everything puts it at 12:00!! Anyone have any insight on this? 
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