In OL03 you had used colored labels, which have nothign to do with the new
color categories in OL07.
First, if you have upgraded from OL03 to OL07, have each user right click
the top folder of the mailbox, choose Properties, then click 'Upgrade to
Color Categories'.
If you share a folder of your mailbox, other OL07 users will see your
categories and colors as their Outlook will access your master category
list. If some of them are still running OL03, they cannot see the colors as
that's not supported by OL03.
But if it's not a shared folder but a public folder, the other people need
to create the same master list of categories with the same colors on their
machines. They can do that manually, or use a tool that can distribute your
categories and colors to the others. For details see 'Category Manager' in
my signature, please.
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Am Thu, 13 Aug 2009 13:12:01 -0700 schrieb russ c:
Should have noted on my previous post that we are converting from Outook 2003
to 2007
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?
