Diane Poremsky said:do they span 2 days?
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coach45mjp said:My all day events and holidays show up with a start time on my calenders.
How
do I change these in order for them to show up as a banner. Outlook 2003
coach45mjp said:No they do not all necessarily span two days For example all day meetings
show up as:
12:00 - AAC meeting
Also the holidays show up in the sme format as mentioned above.
Diane Poremsky said:do they span 2 days?
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coach45mjp said:My all day events and holidays show up with a start time on my calenders.
How
do I change these in order for them to show up as a banner. Outlook 2003
coach45mjp said:No they do not all necessarily span two days For example all day meetings
show up as:
12:00 - AAC meeting
Also the holidays show up in the sme format as mentioned above.
Diane Poremsky said:do they span 2 days?
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coach45mjp said:My all day events and holidays show up with a start time on my calenders.
How
do I change these in order for them to show up as a banner. Outlook 2003
LisaK said:I have a few users at my organiztion having the same problem. 12:00am is
showing up in their all day, non-recurring events. These entries also
have
no borders.
coach45mjp said:No they do not all necessarily span two days For example all day meetings
show up as:
12:00 - AAC meeting
Also the holidays show up in the sme format as mentioned above.
Diane Poremsky said:do they span 2 days?
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My all day events and holidays show up with a start time on my
calenders.
How
do I change these in order for them to show up as a banner. Outlook
2003
Diane Poremsky said:in both these cases it sounds like the all day event check was removed and
they are now 24 timed appointments. Restoring the check should fix it.
This typically happens when you change the time zone but they aren't usually
12-12, but 11-11 etc. If you sync with a handheld device it may cause it
(but normally doesn't.)
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LisaK said:I have a few users at my organiztion having the same problem. 12:00am is
showing up in their all day, non-recurring events. These entries also
have
no borders.
coach45mjp said:No they do not all necessarily span two days For example all day meetings
show up as:
12:00 - AAC meeting
Also the holidays show up in the sme format as mentioned above.
:
do they span 2 days?
--
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My all day events and holidays show up with a start time on my
calenders.
How
do I change these in order for them to show up as a banner. Outlook
2003
Diane Poremsky said:in both these cases it sounds like the all day event check was removed and
they are now 24 timed appointments. Restoring the check should fix it.
This typically happens when you change the time zone but they aren't usually
12-12, but 11-11 etc. If you sync with a handheld device it may cause it
(but normally doesn't.)
--
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LisaK said:I have a few users at my organiztion having the same problem. 12:00am is
showing up in their all day, non-recurring events. These entries also
have
no borders.
coach45mjp said:No they do not all necessarily span two days For example all day meetings
show up as:
12:00 - AAC meeting
Also the holidays show up in the sme format as mentioned above.
:
do they span 2 days?
--
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My all day events and holidays show up with a start time on my
calenders.
How
do I change these in order for them to show up as a banner. Outlook
2003
LisaK said:No, that's not the problem. Could it be a registry key of some sort? i
don't have enough knowledge to deal with those, but several of our oddball
problems (I would consider this one of those) from the 07 rollout have
been
resolved through registry key fixes.
Diane Poremsky said:in both these cases it sounds like the all day event check was removed
and
they are now 24 timed appointments. Restoring the check should fix it.
This typically happens when you change the time zone but they aren't
usually
12-12, but 11-11 etc. If you sync with a handheld device it may cause it
(but normally doesn't.)
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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LisaK said:I have a few users at my organiztion having the same problem. 12:00am
is
showing up in their all day, non-recurring events. These entries also
have
no borders.
:
No they do not all necessarily span two days For example all day
meetings
show up as:
12:00 - AAC meeting
Also the holidays show up in the sme format as mentioned above.
:
do they span 2 days?
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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My all day events and holidays show up with a start time on my
calenders.
How
do I change these in order for them to show up as a banner.
Outlook
2003
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