I have previously managed to categorize a full day (NOT an appointment) which
I find very useful. However, I cannot find how to do it anymore.
Could anyone refresh my not-so-good memory?
Thanks!

you can only categorize appointments and all day events.

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"GG" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have previously managed to categorize a full day (NOT an appointment)
> which
> I find very useful. However, I cannot find how to do it anymore.
> Could anyone refresh my not-so-good memory?
> Thanks!
>

Thanks for your answer. However, I must say that I have managed to color-code
a full day in my calendar. I am actually looking at it right now. How I
managed, I do not know. I am going nuts trying to find how I did it. I really
find the idea of coloring the full day useful, especially for full day
appointments or to highlight important deadlines. Sure I cannot get any tips
at all?
Thanks again,
GG

"GG" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Thanks for your answer. However, I must say that I have managed to
> color-code
> a full day in my calendar. I am actually looking at it right now. How I
> managed, I do not know. I am going nuts trying to find how I did it. I
> really
> find the idea of coloring the full day useful, especially for full day
> appointments or to highlight important deadlines. Sure I cannot get any tips
> at all?

Outlook 2007 will color code an entire day if it contains an all-day event
marked "busy" and with a color category. See this:
http://www.outlook-tips.net/archives/2008/20080520.htm . Earlier versions of
Outlook cannot do this.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Was there an all day event on that day? If so, it was marked as Busy. You
can't color days that have no events.

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"GG" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:440DB319-BE12-4DBD-A9FC-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Thanks for your answer. However, I must say that I have managed to
> color-code
> a full day in my calendar. I am actually looking at it right now. How I
> managed, I do not know. I am going nuts trying to find how I did it. I
> really
> find the idea of coloring the full day useful, especially for full day
> appointments or to highlight important deadlines. Sure I cannot get any
> tips
> at all?
> Thanks again,
> GG