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Old April 23rd 07, 02:26 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Jeff
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Default adding holidays to calendar

I seem to be able to add holidays for the current year to my calendar using
Tools/Options/ Calendar Options - but how can I add holidays for NEXT year
(and subsequent years?) Even if I select a date in 2008 before adding the
holidays, it simply puts them in this year again so I have two copies in
2007 but none in 2008. Can you offer a solution please - I'm sure it must
be a simple thing I'm not seeing...
Thanks

Outlook 2003 SP2


 




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