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From a previous thread (quoted below): Is there a quick way for them to do
this for multiple users? And how do I get the corresponding color to transfer?
I am converting from Outlook 2003 where we used the calendar coloring and
labels on a shared public calendar to identify assigned staff. The labels
could be changed independently for each calendar.
Now in 2007 when I created the categories and assigned colors from my
computer it does not change the color on the shared calendar for other users.
This has
made for much confusion.
this for multiple users? And how do I get the corresponding color to transfer?
I am converting from Outlook 2003 where we used the calendar coloring and
labels on a shared public calendar to identify assigned staff. The labels
could be changed independently for each calendar.
Now in 2007 when I created the categories and assigned colors from my
computer it does not change the color on the shared calendar for other users.
This has
made for much confusion.
Diane Poremsky said:They don't have the categories added to their master list.
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Harald said:I have in my mailbox a second calender, that is shared to other users. The
calendar entries are categorized using colour codes. Some of the people
that
access this calendar cannot see the color categories; others do see them.
Why
does this happen?