Can I color code each day to match a firefighter's shift calendar?

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hello kitty 567 - 25 Jun 2007 22:11 GMT

I would like to color code each day in outlook (just the background) so that
it matches the firefighter's shift schedule of gold - black - red. please
help!

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Diane Poremsky - 25 Jun 2007 22:41 GMT

Version of outlook? In 2007 you could do it using color categories but
offhand, I don't know if labels in 2003 would meet your needs. No way to do
it in older versions.

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>I would like to color code each day in outlook (just the background) so
>that
> it matches the firefighter's shift schedule of gold - black - red. please
> help!

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hello kitty 567 - 25 Jun 2007 22:52 GMT

VERSION 2003

> Version of outlook? In 2007 you could do it using color categories but
> offhand, I don't know if labels in 2003 would meet your needs. No way to do
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> > it matches the firefighter's shift schedule of gold - black - red. please
> > help!

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