In Outlook 2007, are we limited to the default color set that is offered by
Category?

Is there a way to have unlimited colors?

For example: If I make green the Category for Contractors, I would like to
utilize a different shade of green to indicate each of the various types of
Contractors. I could use at least 25 shades of green.

Thanks,
Coach Mitch

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After furious head scratching, CoachMitch asked:

| In Outlook 2007, are we limited to the default color set that is
| offered by Category?
|
| Is there a way to have unlimited colors?
|
| For example: If I make green the Category for Contractors, I would
| like to utilize a different shade of green to indicate each of the
| various types of Contractors. I could use at least 25 shades of green.
|
| Thanks,
| Coach Mitch

Maybe this works for you: Assign two categories, one green for contractor
and a second one for the type. Then you have 25 colors for 25 types.

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Am Mon, 3 Mar 2008 19:11:13 -0800 schrieb CoachMitch:

In Outlook 2007, are we limited to the default color set that is offered
by
Category?

Is there a way to have unlimited colors?

For example: If I make green the Category for Contractors, I would like
to
utilize a different shade of green to indicate each of the various types
of
Contractors. I could use at least 25 shades of green.

Thanks,
Coach Mitch