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      9th Feb 2006
In the past when I downloaded holidays into the Outlook calender, they
appeared as bolded dates in the months shown on the top right. This does not
seem to happen anymore, is there a setting I have overlooked?
 
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      9th Feb 2006
holidays (all day events) don't bold it - otherwise, only the next 10 and
last 2 months are bolded.

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> In the past when I downloaded holidays into the Outlook calender, they
> appeared as bolded dates in the months shown on the top right. This does
> not
> seem to happen anymore, is there a setting I have overlooked?



 
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