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Microsoft Office - Out of Office

Asked by DavePlumb in Miscellaneous Software

I had a user (OK, he's a principal of the firm, so I have to be nice to him) ask me if there's some way his Office Calendar could highlight a day when he's on vactation.  He said "When I had a paper calendar, I'd just put a big red X through the day.  Now its just a little bar just like any other appointment."  I do see his point.
Anyway, I'd like to see if there's some method (or addin) that can turn a day a different color if you've said you're Our of Office.

BTW, its MS Office 2000 ST-1
The Microsoft ng wasn't much help.  Here's what they said:

Out of Office is an Exchange server based notification and not an
appointment.  You can always add an appointment to your calendar when you
are out of the office.  I have a recurring appointment that keeps track of
my alternate work week day off (9/80 schedule).

You can use conditional formatting for these appointments to show in color
but they will only display the coloring in a table view.  The normal
day/week/month view will not show colors as Outlook 2002 will.

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