All day events shown as shaded, not white.

M

M Skabialka

2 users with Outlook 2007. When one creates an all day busy event the day
becomes shaded. When the other creates the same all day busy event, the day
stays white.

White is preferred. How can I change the setting for the person who does
not want the shading?
 
M

M Skabialka

That explains it - use Free if you don't want color!
Thanks.

Diane Poremsky said:
Don't set a color category and set it to show time as busy.
See http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/colored_dates.htm

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M Skabialka said:
2 users with Outlook 2007. When one creates an all day busy event the
day becomes shaded. When the other creates the same all day busy event,
the day stays white.

White is preferred. How can I change the setting for the person who does
not want the shading?
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