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added holidays but can't see them. How do I get them to show up?



 
 
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Old March 9th 07, 06:50 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Wook1e
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Default added holidays but can't see them. How do I get them to show up?

I went through the process of adding holidays to my calendar, but they are
not showing up on the calendar. It is possible that I somehow reset the view
of my calendar and have made them not visible, but I have no idea how/when
that occured and how to change it back. I am also not able to read the text
of my task list. How do I reset it so that I may see these items again?
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Old March 10th 07, 09:10 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Brian Tillman
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Default added holidays but can't see them. How do I get them to show up?

Wook1e wrote:

I went through the process of adding holidays to my calendar, but
they are not showing up on the calendar. It is possible that I
somehow reset the view of my calendar and have made them not visible,
but I have no idea how/when that occured and how to change it back.
I am also not able to read the text of my task list. How do I reset
it so that I may see these items again?


http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/missinghol.htm
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Brian Tillman
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Old June 25th 08, 10:25 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
10gkids
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Default added holidays but can't see them. How do I get them to show u



"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Wook1e wrote:

I went through the process of adding holidays to my calendar, but
they are not showing up on the calendar. It is possible that I
somehow reset the view of my calendar and have made them not visible,
but I have no idea how/when that occured and how to change it back.
I am also not able to read the text of my task list. How do I reset
it so that I may see these items again?


http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/missinghol.htm
--
Brian Tillman

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Old June 25th 08, 10:55 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
10gkids
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Default added holidays but can't see them. How do I get them to show u

For others with this issue , go to brians recomended site and see the word
HOLIDAY in the second PARA, Third sentence ....simply click and away you go!!
Thanks Brian
"10gkids" wrote:



"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Wook1e wrote:

I went through the process of adding holidays to my calendar, but
they are not showing up on the calendar. It is possible that I
somehow reset the view of my calendar and have made them not visible,
but I have no idea how/when that occured and how to change it back.
I am also not able to read the text of my task list. How do I reset
it so that I may see these items again?


http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/missinghol.htm
--
Brian Tillman

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Old July 2nd 08, 09:08 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Lizardtender
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Default added holidays but can't see them. How do I get them to show u

I still cannot see the holidays on my weekly calendar view. I have
downloaded them, but they are not appearing.

"10gkids" wrote:

For others with this issue , go to brians recomended site and see the word
HOLIDAY in the second PARA, Third sentence ....simply click and away you go!!
Thanks Brian
"10gkids" wrote:



"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Wook1e wrote:

I went through the process of adding holidays to my calendar, but
they are not showing up on the calendar. It is possible that I
somehow reset the view of my calendar and have made them not visible,
but I have no idea how/when that occured and how to change it back.
I am also not able to read the text of my task list. How do I reset
it so that I may see these items again?

http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/missinghol.htm
--
Brian Tillman

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Old July 2nd 08, 10:00 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Brian Tillman
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Default added holidays but can't see them. How do I get them to show u

Lizardtender wrote:

I still cannot see the holidays on my weekly calendar view. I have
downloaded them, but they are not appearing.


After you download them, you must add them to the calendar. Double-click
the HOL file and follow the prompts. Since you don't say that you did that
after downloading, I can only assume you didn't.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

 




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