We are using Office 2007. Why is it that our calendar is shaded a light blue
in certain areas where there is no appointments and it is in the normal
working hours?

Re: colors on calendar by Judy

Judy
Tue Jun 17 22:47:12 PDT 2008

Outlook has always shaded the working hours like that. All you can do is
set your working hours and set the colour.

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Judy Gleeson
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on my website.

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"AKS" <AKS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We are using Office 2007. Why is it that our calendar is shaded a light
> blue
> in certain areas where there is no appointments and it is in the normal
> working hours?



Re: colors on calendar by Diane

Diane
Wed Jun 18 07:16:44 PDT 2008

Do you have all day events scheduled? Are they set as Busy? Are you using
color categories with busy items?

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"AKS" <AKS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1BCF8EB0-D75C-4691-8694-D2355A6C7A36@microsoft.com...
> We are using Office 2007. Why is it that our calendar is shaded a light
> blue
> in certain areas where there is no appointments and it is in the normal
> working hours?