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Old July 16th 07, 10:06 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Mikey
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I work in a corporate environment with over 7,000 Outlook 2003 accounts. We
are updating the outlook holidays to go from 2008-2012. I can use SMS to
install/update the outlook.hol file on machines. Question, is there a way to
automatically import the holidays into each users Outlook account?
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Old July 17th 07, 11:12 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
TechieBird
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Default outlook.hol

If you run Outlook with the /hol switch, it will start up with a dialog box
which the user can select the countries/categories they wish to add holidays
for.

I don't know of a way to do it completely silently without writing script,
but there may be a tool out there...
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"Mikey" wrote:

I work in a corporate environment with over 7,000 Outlook 2003 accounts. We
are updating the outlook holidays to go from 2008-2012. I can use SMS to
install/update the outlook.hol file on machines. Question, is there a way to
automatically import the holidays into each users Outlook account?

 




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