RE: Re: [OT] Outlook 2000 dates

["Steve Norman" <steve@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

They do now, this was a couple of years ago that I was doing it.

Worcester, who'd live there, Somerville is the place to be ;)

Steve

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From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx on behalf of Sullivan, Glenn
Sent: Thu 30/06/2005 13:03
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Re: [OT] Outlook 2000 dates



Steve,

To save you time, MLB.com (specifically, to my knowledge, RedSox.com...
I'm in Worcester, MA ;-) has downloadable, importable schedules, in
outlook format.

Glenn Sullivan, MCSE+I  MCDBA
David Clark Company Inc.
-----Original Message-----
From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Steve Norman
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2005 12:58 PM
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Re: [OT] Outlook 2000 dates

It is pretty easy to create you own (or extend an existing holiday
file).

On my Office 2003 install (and if I recall it is the same on 2000) there
is a file called OUTLOOK.HOL in C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\OFFICE11\1033 (location will probably differ in other versions of
office).

This file is just a plain text file which appears to be in the following
format:

[TITLE OF HOLIDAY LIST] Number of entries
HOLIDAY,DATE

Here is the UK bit

[United Kingdom] 55
Battle of the Boyne (N. Ireland),2003/7/14
Battle of the Boyne (N. Ireland),2004/7/12
Battle of the Boyne (N. Ireland),2005/7/12
Battle of the Boyne (N. Ireland),2006/7/12
Battle of the Boyne (N. Ireland),2007/7/12
Boxing Day,2003/12/26
Boxing Day,2004/12/26
Boxing Day,2005/12/26
Boxing Day,2006/12/26
Boxing Day,2007/12/26
Christmas Day,2003/12/25
Christmas Day,2004/12/25
Christmas Day,2005/12/25
Christmas Day,2006/12/25
Christmas Day,2007/12/25
Easter Day,2003/4/20
Easter Day,2004/4/11
Easter Day,2005/3/27
Easter Day,2006/4/16
Easter Day,2007/4/8
Easter Monday,2003/4/21
Easter Monday,2004/4/12
Easter Monday,2005/3/28
Easter Monday,2006/4/17
Easter Monday,2007/4/9
Good Friday,2003/4/18
Good Friday,2004/4/9
Good Friday,2005/3/25
Good Friday,2006/4/14
Good Friday,2007/4/6
Late Summer Holiday,2003/8/25
Late Summer Holiday,2004/8/30
Late Summer Holiday,2005/8/29
Late Summer Holiday,2006/8/28
Late Summer Holiday,2007/8/27
May Day Bank Holiday,2003/5/5
May Day Bank Holiday,2004/5/3
May Day Bank Holiday,2005/5/2
May Day Bank Holiday,2006/5/1
May Day Bank Holiday,2007/5/7
New Year's Day,2003/1/1
New Year's Day,2004/1/1
New Year's Day,2005/1/1
New Year's Day,2006/1/1
New Year's Day,2007/1/1
Spring Bank Holiday,2003/5/26
Spring Bank Holiday,2004/5/31
Spring Bank Holiday,2005/5/30
Spring Bank Holiday,2006/5/29
Spring Bank Holiday,2007/5/28
St. Patrick's Day (N. Ireland),2003/3/17
St. Patrick's Day (N. Ireland),2004/3/17
St. Patrick's Day (N. Ireland),2005/3/17
St. Patrick's Day (N. Ireland),2006/3/17
St. Patrick's Day (N. Ireland),2007/3/17

In the past i've added Yankees and Red Sox baseball games to this file
and it inserted them into outlook perfectly OK.

Steve

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From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx on behalf of Rob Lamb
Sent: Thu 30/06/2005 09:03
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] Re: [OT] Outlook 2000 dates



Ho yin,

I'm not sure about Outlook 2000 but in 2003 you can assign a
category to calendar events (bottom right corner). You can then
export 'part' of your calender by selecting a filter. Go to

File > Import and Export > Export to a file

Select the type of file you want to create (.pst for other Outlook
users) and then highlight Calendar in the tree. On the bottom right
of the same screen you have a button called 'Filter'. Click this and
on the next screen click the 'More Choices' tab. On the next screen
there's a button, top left, that says Categories. Select the
category you want to filter on and off you go.

Rob

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Ho Yin Ng" <yahoogroups@h...>
wrote:
> I have recently downloaded the UK holidays which I inserted into
outlook 200 automatically.
>
> Does anyone know what this thing is called? SO I can look it up on
the internet and find out how to create my own little calendar which
I can email to my friends? So they can have the same dates in their
calendar?
>
> Does anyone know what I am talking about?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ho yin
>
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