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March 16th 06, 08:07 PM
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I've imported 500 contacts. Can calendar show ALL birthdays?
I've imported over 500 contacts to Outlook. Must I enter each birthday in my
Outlook calendar to make it a recurring event, or is there an easy way to make my calendar pick up and show every birthday automatically? 
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March 17th 06, 10:51 AM
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I've imported 500 contacts. Can calendar show ALL birthdays?
Try using a list view of the contacts folder then go down the listing in one
field add & remove a space then continue down the list. That should be enough editing to get the contact to re-save and save the birthday to your calendar. "Midas$" wrote in message ... I've imported over 500 contacts to Outlook. Must I enter each birthday in my Outlook calendar to make it a recurring event, or is there an easy way to make my calendar pick up and show every birthday automatically?
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March 18th 06, 09:47 PM
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I've imported 500 contacts. Can calendar show ALL birthdays?
Thanks so much. Worked great!!
"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Try using a list view of the contacts folder then go down the listing in one field add & remove a space then continue down the list. That should be enough editing to get the contact to re-save and save the birthday to your calendar. "Midas$" wrote in message ... I've imported over 500 contacts to Outlook. Must I enter each birthday in my Outlook calendar to make it a recurring event, or is there an easy way to make my calendar pick up and show every birthday automatically?
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June 3rd 06, 03:36 AM
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I've imported 500 contacts. Can calendar show ALL birthdays?
The thread was useful. But is there a patch which can help fix the problem
quickly in one go instead of manually fixing up each birthday? I too have many contacts with birthdays. I'm using Outlook 2002. Thanks. "Midas$" wrote: Thanks so much. Worked great!! "Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Try using a list view of the contacts folder then go down the listing in one field add & remove a space then continue down the list. That should be enough editing to get the contact to re-save and save the birthday to your calendar. "Midas$" wrote in message ... I've imported over 500 contacts to Outlook. Must I enter each birthday in my Outlook calendar to make it a recurring event, or is there an easy way to make my calendar pick up and show every birthday automatically?
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