Outlook calendar

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Jesse Dorland

I am sure this issued has been discussed million times, and I wish I
could read the archives than to post similar problem.

I have added Canadian holidays to my outlook. I was hoping that dates
related to Canadian will be incorporating into my existing holidays;
instead it has created a separate calendar.

I don’t want a special Canadian calendar – I want the holidays related
to Canadian to be added to my existing calendar...
 
I am sure this issued has been discussed million times, and I wish I
could read the archives than to post similar problem.

I have added Canadian holidays to my outlook. I was hoping that dates
related to Canadian will be incorporating into my existing holidays;
instead it has created a separate calendar.

I don’t want a special Canadian calendar – I want the holidays related
to Canadian to be added to my existing calendar...
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.....then the calendar would have to include details from every other
country in the world? Why not use the original AND the Canadian
version?
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Jesse Dorland said:
I am sure this issued has been discussed million times, and I wish I
could read the archives than to post similar problem.

I have added Canadian holidays to my outlook. I was hoping that dates
related to Canadian will be incorporating into my existing holidays;
instead it has created a separate calendar.

I don’t want a special Canadian calendar – I want the holidays related
to Canadian to be added to my existing calendar...
Click to expand...

I can only give you the settings for Outlook 2002:

Tools
Options
Preferences tab
Calendar Options
Add Holidays
Tick Canada and then tick the US
OK your way out.

I also have a lot of cross-border work so use both sets of holidays on
my calendar.

HTH,

Twayne`
 
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