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January 25th 07, 05:57 PM
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Strike Through Entries
Is there a way to Strike through a calendar entry? I want to show that the
item is no longer valid but I do not want to remove it from the calendar. 
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January 25th 07, 10:45 PM
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Strike Through Entries
Becca wrote:
Is there a way to Strike through a calendar entry? I want to show that the item is no longer valid but I do not want to remove it from the calendar. I don't believe that's possible. However, you could add an "Expired" category and add that to the entries you want to flag. -- Brian Tillman
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