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Oh, clever lady! However, the mystery deepens:
No, my 11th rule was NOT to color them gray. But I do have a rule, one of
the earliest I made, that does. "Tentative" category => gray.
Soooo, I tried turning off the Tentative rule...and mysteriously, everything
else (which never had been given the Tentative category) reverted to its
proper coloring. Tentatives, of course, are now white, ie no color. Turn
Tentative back on, and we are back to gray for everything.
As my kids would IM -- WT...
One thing solved -- those few appts that retain color do so because I set
them up with a Label, before I discovered Automatic Formatting. Adding the
eleventh rule just seems to break all the others.
Curiouser and curiouser...
> was the 11th rule coloring them gray?
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LSK - 18 Jun 2005 04:11 GMT
Aha. I did a little more playing around, and either the settings got
corrupted (I also ran scanpst) or in the course of setting up #11, I modified
the "Tentative category" rule to remove the condition that category =
Tentative...so everything WOULD be gray, unless Labeled. I deleted and
reentered the Tentative rule, and all seems to be back to normal. Insert
blushing emoticon here. Thanks for jogging my troubleshooting.
> Oh, clever lady! However, the mystery deepens:
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