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Free/busy/tentative

Jane has attended:
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by - delegate Jane [3 posts] (2007 Sep 26 Wed, 12:02) Reply

In the Outlook 2007 calendar is there any way to make it clearer whether an entry is free, tentative or busy? In the monthly view you can't see this at all, I think, and in the weekly view it is not very clear.

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RE: Free/busy/tentative

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer [479 posts] (2007 Oct 8 Mon, 13:17) Reply

Dear Jane

You can only view the Free/Busy/Tentative details in the Day and 5 Week views.

The only way to enhance the appointments is to give them coloured labels.

Regards

Carlos

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