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Old August 28th 09, 07:04 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
sherylg
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Default Color coding

How do I designate automatic color coding when making appointments for
different people on the same shared calenda?. Both calendars are published on
Office Live, (Outlook 2007), and are viewable by both parties. When I drag
appointments from the other calendar to mine, can I keep the calendar color
for that calendar for that appointment?
 




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