The color codes for calendar meeting notices are not helpful. It would be
extremely helpful for me to be able to change them to meet my needs. Since I
manage a sales team, I'd have one color code relative to each of the
salespeople's appointments (which I have on my calendar, but don't intend to
attend). I'd have a color code for several levels of priority and would think
of other ways to make this useful for myself.
The value of the color codes shouldn't be underestimated. It takes a split
second to scan a calendar with the colors and if coded well, to determine
much without having to read every posting. Right now, I only use a couple of
the colors and they don't serve me very well.
Note: The Seahawks were robbed.
Judy Gleeson MVP Outlook - 10 Feb 2006 11:08 GMT
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Judy Gleeson [MVP Outlook]
Acorn Training and Consulting
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> The color codes for calendar meeting notices are not helpful. It would
be
> extremely helpful for me to be able to change them to meet my needs.
Since I
> manage a sales team, I'd have one color code relative to each of the
> salespeople's appointments (which I have on my calendar, but don't
intend to
> attend). I'd have a color code for several levels of priority and would
think
> of other ways to make this useful for myself.
>
> The value of the color codes shouldn't be underestimated. It takes a
split
> second to scan a calendar with the colors and if coded well, to
determine
> much without having to read every posting. Right now, I only use a
couple of
> the colors and they don't serve me very well.
>
> Note: The Seahawks were robbed.
>
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