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January 23rd 06, 01:58 AM
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"Brian Tillman" wrote: gina wrote: Yes, it doesn't always synch up. I entered an anniversary a couple of days ago, and it has yet to come up. You said you entered the anniversary, but did you add it at the same time as you created the contact record or afterward? -- Brian Tillman No, I did it afterward---but I saved it, doesn't that count?!?!? 
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January 23rd 06, 03:45 PM
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gina wrote:
No, I did it afterward---but I saved it, doesn't that count?!?!? As far as I know, if you add a date to a Contact record, either when you create it or after the fact with an update, it should get added to the Calendar. I just tried it with a Contact of mine. What type of account is this? SMTP? Exchange? What version of Outlook? Is the Calendar and/or Contacts folder in your delivery location? -- Brian Tillman
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February 27th 06, 03:36 AM
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Outlook 2000... what do you mean by delivery location? I use Outlook
separately from my email. (synching my hotmail account to Outlook is another thing i've never been able to figure out!!!) sorry about the delays in responding to your messages. thanks for getting back to me. ~gina "Brian Tillman" wrote: gina wrote: No, I did it afterward---but I saved it, doesn't that count?!?!? As far as I know, if you add a date to a Contact record, either when you create it or after the fact with an update, it should get added to the Calendar. I just tried it with a Contact of mine. What type of account is this? SMTP? Exchange? What version of Outlook? Is the Calendar and/or Contacts folder in your delivery location? -- Brian Tillman
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February 27th 06, 02:27 PM
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gina wrote:
Outlook 2000... what do you mean by delivery location? Your default folders. If you add a birthdate to one of your "Outlook Today" Contact records, it should add that date to your Calendar automatically. I use Outlook separately from my email. (synching my hotmail account to Outlook is another thing i've never been able to figure out!!!) That's because Outlook 2000 can't sync with Hotmail. -- Brian Tillman
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