did you upgrade to color categories? color categories are per user so the
other users won't see the same colors you use, unless they assign the color
or you use a utility to set colors. See
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/olcat.asp.
If you want use autoformatting in a day/week/month view, you can't use color
categories.
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"Kevin M." <Kevin M.@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Shared Calender Conundrum...
>
> None of the appointments in the shared calender I created are missing but
> the category names and colors that were previously visible to all users
> are... at least for all other users besides myself (creator). All users
> were recently upgraded to Outlook 2007 but this issue did not occur until
> several weeks after the upgrade. No other changes have been made. Any
> ideas? Also, I am looking for easy to setup an auto format rule that
> would
> apply the category/color of an appointment to it's creator.