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Old October 10th 06, 07:13 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
KMV
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Default remove all holidays for a group

I selected the wrong religious group when adding holidays and now I can't
remove them all at once. Help says remove each one manually. When I go back
into Calendar options, Add Holidays, the only box shown as checked is United
States holidays even though others are displayed on my calendar. I thought
I'd be able to 'uncheck' a country/religious group and remove all holidays
for that group.
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Old October 10th 06, 08:52 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]
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Default remove all holidays for a group

Check out the info here, it should help:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/197555/en-us

"KMV" wrote in message
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I selected the wrong religious group when adding holidays and now I can't
remove them all at once. Help says remove each one manually. When I go
back
into Calendar options, Add Holidays, the only box shown as checked is
United
States holidays even though others are displayed on my calendar. I
thought
I'd be able to 'uncheck' a country/religious group and remove all holidays
for that group.



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Old October 11th 06, 07:26 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Diane Poremsky [MVP]
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Default remove all holidays for a group

it doesn't work like that. use the group by category view and delete the
category.

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"KMV" wrote in message
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I selected the wrong religious group when adding holidays and now I can't
remove them all at once. Help says remove each one manually. When I go
back
into Calendar options, Add Holidays, the only box shown as checked is
United
States holidays even though others are displayed on my calendar. I
thought
I'd be able to 'uncheck' a country/religious group and remove all holidays
for that group.



 




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