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Heh...sigh - yep, that worked :) - I feel brilliant now :)<br />
And no, it's not a problem if the other Exchange users can't see it, as the appointment occurs outside of work hours ;)<br />
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Full points to you! :)
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Heh...sigh - yep, that worked :) - I feel brilliant now :)
And no, it's not a problem if the other Exchange users can't see it, as the appointment occurs outside of work hours ;)

Full points to you! :)

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I have a daily recurring appointment; however, I want to be able to not have Outlook bold the dates in the calendar pane on the left. &nbsp;Is there any way to prevent just this one recurring appt from making Outlook bold each date - otherwise I can't tell when I have &quot;real&quot; appointments scheduled.<br />
I'm not unfamiliar with VB/VBA (no expert by any means, but I can get by if necessary), so if it requires some coding, I can handle it :)<br />
Let me know if I'm not being clear on this :)<br />
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critter42
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I have a daily recurring appointment; however, I want to be able to not have Outlook bold the dates in the calendar pane on the left.  Is there any way to prevent just this one recurring appt from making Outlook bold each date - otherwise I can't tell when I have "real" appointments scheduled.
I'm not unfamiliar with VB/VBA (no expert by any means, but I can get by if necessary), so if it requires some coding, I can handle it :)
Let me know if I'm not being clear on this :)

critter42

Outlook 2003 and recurring appointments - no bolding calendar dates

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.