Display which birthday or anniversary for recurring event

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Guest

At one time, I setup Outlook to display the occurance number of a recurring
event. for example, for birthdays and anniversaries, it would display which
birthday or anniversary number was occuring that year. I cannot figure out
how to do this now.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
 
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Steve Graupner

Outlook for PDA's (IPAQ, etc.) used to do that. I synced my computer with my
IPAQ, and my IPAQ displayed which birthday it was. Then I synced the other
direction, and my computer showed which birthday it was. Possible was
accomplished by a 3rd party app, but none I recall loading for this. I saw
the feature and through it was new (in 2003) and liked it. Now that I have
2007, I cannot get it to work. May have only worked in concer with a PDA

Steve Graupner

Diane Poremsky said:
Outlook doesn't support that - you can either use a custom form to show the
recurrence when you open it or create individual events for each occurrence
and include it in the subject.

http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/age_form.htm
http://www.outlook-tips.net/archives/2005/20050308.htm


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Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
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Dale Fye said:
At one time, I setup Outlook to display the occurance number of a
recurring
event. for example, for birthdays and anniversaries, it would display
which
birthday or anniversary number was occuring that year. I cannot figure
out
how to do this now.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
 
B

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

Outlook for PDA's (IPAQ, etc.) used to do that. I synced my computer with
my
IPAQ, and my IPAQ displayed which birthday it was. Then I synced the other
direction, and my computer showed which birthday it was. Possible was
accomplished by a 3rd party app, but none I recall loading for this. I saw
the feature and through it was new (in 2003) and liked it. Now that I have
2007, I cannot get it to work. May have only worked in concer with a PDA

No version of Outlook could do that natively. You are correct that a Windows
Mobile calendar will show the information in a day view, but that information
display never transferred to Outlook.
 

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