If I set it as a recurring event over several days, it does show up on the
date without a time and in the colored box but instead of crossing multiple
days it shows up as a block in each day. Okay but still certainly not the way
it supposed to be done. Is this a bug with the event setup or is there a
setting that could have changed? When setup as an all day event over several
days it only shows up in the the first date and has a time of 12:00AM.

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

What happens if you set it to be a single event covering several days?

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After furious head scratching, Fishers asked:

| It's set up as a single event that spans multiple days - for example a
| weekend trip that spans Friday through Sunday. It has no reoccurence.
|
| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
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|| How is the event set up? As a daily event with recurrence or a
|| single event that spans from today through X?
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|| After furious head scratching, Fishers asked:
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||| When I set up an all-day event, Outlook has always shown it as a
||| banner in the days involved with no times and crossing multiple days
||| (in the monthly view) - the way it is supposed to. Now it displays
||| all-day events like a regular appointment without a banner and with
||| the time always being 12 AM and only in the first day of a multiple
||| day event.
|||
||| How can I get it back to the banner look that crosses multiple days?
|||
||| I am using Outlook 2003 with SP2.
||| Thanks.