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how do I set the "show time as" field in the Outlook holiday file

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Robert Garrucho - 26 Jan 2006 19:11 GMT
I have created a custom Outlook Holiday file for my non-working holidays.  
The entries created by the custom holiday file all show a "free" status for
the "show time as" field.  Since these are my non-working holidays, is it
possible to create a custom holiday file where aside from adding my
non-working holidays, it also marks those as "out of office".  Since they are
showing as free, my co-workers wouldn't know that I will be out office on
those days and may set meetings on those days.  I know I can mark them "out
of office" individually.  It would be better though if this can be set in the
holiday file.
Brian Tillman - 26 Jan 2006 19:33 GMT
> I have created a custom Outlook Holiday file for my non-working
> holidays.
> The entries created by the custom holiday file all show a "free"
> status for the "show time as" field.  

I don't think Holiday files can affect the status.
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Robert Garrucho - 26 Jan 2006 20:52 GMT
Does this mean there's no way to change the "show time as" field
automatically or programmatically?

> > I have created a custom Outlook Holiday file for my non-working
> > holidays.
> > The entries created by the custom holiday file all show a "free"
> > status for the "show time as" field.  
>
> I don't think Holiday files can affect the status.
Brian Tillman - 27 Jan 2006 16:11 GMT
> Does this mean there's no way to change the "show time as" field
> automatically or programmatically?

Not with a HOL file.  There may be a way to change it programmatically.  Ask
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